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Misc General Banter Thread

All of the short range models were and currently are incorrect in projecting how far the precipitation field to the NW this current band of rain in AL, MS, and TN actually is.
 
It’s going one way or the other tomorrow. NW or SE. A little worried bc we had a days worth of NW trends. My many scars tell me we’ll move the wrong way tomorrow. The signature Fro “welp” is burned deep into my memory
 
I wrote this thing off already. Now the Nam has got me reeled back in, I'm right on the edge of 1/2 a dusting.
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High Mtns; check. Southern 2/3 of GA; check. Middle half of SC; check. Middle half of NC; check. FL panhandle; check. 85 upstate and Foothills/ Piedmont; 😠
 
Quick vent. Moving forward can we please make it a requirement that before you ask for or "see" a NW ect (AKA - NW trend/tick/jump/jog/jostle/frolic/cartwheel/moved NW) that you take some kind of course to show you what the NW ect actually is. My gosh, the amount of people asking for and wishcasting the NW ect for this storm had to be at an all time high. An expansion of precip to the NW is not always a NW ect, just like a movement of a low to the SW isn't a NW ect. And at this point I am not sure if there has been or will be a NW ect for this storm, so I probably need to take that course. Other than that, great job everyone. Enjoyed watching and learning from the pros during this unsettled and enjoyable storm track. #NWect
 
Quick vent. Moving forward can we please make it a requirement that before you ask for or "see" a NW ect (AKA - NW trend/tick/jump/jog/jostle/frolic/cartwheel/moved NW) that you take some kind of course to show you what the NW ect actually is. My gosh, the amount of people asking for and wishcasting the NW ect for this storm had to be at an all time high. An expansion of precip to the NW is not always a NW ect, just like a movement of a low to the SW isn't a NW ect. And at this point I am not sure if there has been or will be a NW ect for this storm, so I probably need to take that course. Other than that, great job everyone. Enjoyed watching and learning from the pros during this unsettled and enjoyable storm track. #NWect
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High Mtns; check. Southern 2/3 of GA; check. Middle half of SC; check. Middle half of NC; check. FL panhandle; check. 85 upstate and Foothills/ Piedmont; 😠
Oh, I know. I was really just laughing at the models and how we chased the NW, SE, NW, SE, and NW tick the last couple of days. lol I'm not expecting a flake. I was really just laughing at the situation.
 
Didn’t ’Corn say this storm and snow chances were toast on this weekends storm, while posting dry maps??
Yeah for Atlanta. Still don't think ATL sees any measurable snowfall. I figured we'd see some wobbles in the track, obviously, but not enough of a NW trend to get ATL into much of the fun. Haven't changed my forecast once.
 
I never said the Carolinas or south Georgia wouldn't see snow. In fact, I said I'd rather be in the Carolinas than Atlanta for snowfall.

I don't think Atlanta will receive measurable snowfall from this event, FWIW. Best chance for snowfall will be in the Carolinas.
 
At this point, I wouldn't be shocked to see this amp up and leave us with 1" of cold rain. I guess that would be a good drought-buster, so it beats cold and dry.
 
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