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Misc General Banter Thread

Given the fact that this set up is rare this time of year I wonder which model is handling it correctly? They all struggle early on with Baja lows but seem pretty consistent with it separating early.
 
Jimmy Hypocracy said:
I can’t take much more fellas. My old ticker is on the verge of a give out
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Yea i hope they don't ask me to wire up any high voltage this week at work since I'll have one hand holding my phone reading through this forum for 10hrs a day. May have to do some delegating, we got history in the making!
 
Jimmy Hypocracy said:
Just say “Hey! This is bigger than you!”

She’ll love that Parker
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Jimmy Hypocracy said:
Well for me, the Baja wave hanging back and allowing the long fetch overrunning across the southern US looked like a really good deal. Now, that deal may be playing with fire as this push of Arctic air as modeled seems a bit overpowering to a degree. Or at least you can see the possibility of it becoming too overbearing and in the end we may need a strong wave to fight through it. Just a few of my what if’s. Obviously this is a lot of fun to track either way. I’m here for it
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In 88 it was strung out as well then a meso low popped in the upstate along with a coastal which just enhanced the precip. There's gonna be some dynamics globals ain't gonna pick up on. This thing is closest I've seen to 88
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What needs to occurs to get QPF in that 2-3” Range ? Yea ik ik ICE but holy hell to live through that ? 2-3” QPF falling into 15-20 degree temps. Like that’s the stuff we dream of as weenies. I want all the QPF idc what type idc about anything but LOADS of QPF and temps under 25, let’s put one in our grandchildren’s History books


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Parker said:
I just got yelled at for checking this stupid place while eating dinner. I’m a wreck and it’s embarrassing. Melting down like a fool
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Tell her you about to drop her like the DGEX model!
 
Make sure to get plenty of sleep before the winter weather rolls in if the models hold. Especially if you might be in the icing area. Most find it hard to sleep with limbs/trees falling heavy with ice. Lets not forget the transformers blowing(sounds like bombs). I know I have a hard time sleeping with that noise going on.
 
Cindy131 said:
Make sure to get plenty of sleep before the winter weather rolls in if the models hold. Especially if you might be in the icing area. Most find it hard to sleep with limbs/trees falling heavy with ice. Lets not forget the transformers blowing(sounds like bombs). I know I have a hard time sleeping with that noise going on.
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We are all going to be zombies by the time it gets here. I have bad difficulty sleeping as it is, it's going to be rough trying to get any sleep leading up to this.
 
WolfpackHomer91 said:
Realistically Mt Mitchell / Leconte prolly go 25-30” here right?


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Eh maybe. I'd look more towards the Balsam range for the crazy totals. I've trudged through chest high snow in the area of Richland Balsam years ago. It's less shadowed to the west if that's where the precip is coming from.
 
Iceagewhereartthou said:
Hadn't heard that total before but Bad Creek is in a great spot for upglide enhancement, about 2500 ft. That's close to the state record snowfall for single storm; 29.5 in at Caesars Head from Feb 1969.
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Yea heard stories through guys that were up there they didn't get to leave for a week. Most stories were 3-4ft but hard to find a true flat spot to measure that didn't get some drift enhancement.
 
coldspringsfarm said:
People keep worrying about suppression but this thing needs to keep coming south. The snow is currently not even modeled as a southern storm. Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia are not southern states. Heck, one of them even has "North" in the name.🤷
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FIX IT LAWD!!
 
coldspringsfarm said:
People keep worrying about suppression but this thing needs to keep coming south. The snow is currently not even modeled as a southern storm. Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia are not southern states. Heck, one of them even has "North" in the name.🤷
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I know right?? And people think South Dakota's a northern state, but it's got "South" in the name.

And don't get me started on West Virginia being an eastern state. That's crazypants. 🤷‍♂️
 
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