If we could beat back that Atlantic ridging a bit it certainly wouldn’t hurt. Always a thorn
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Pattern Jammin January 2024
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Brent
Member
Wow and I thought the icon was cold ? verbatim this would be near all time lows
GEFS should have some good members in it. I expect an uptick in it. We should know in a few.
This little ridge even if it’s pushed just off the southeastern coast seems to always favor some sort of transfer. I used to think I wanted it there for amplification purposes but it just doesn’t work 
griteater
Member
Move the SE Canada low a little southeast and you'd have it. That would keep our storm suppressed and sliding ENE across the south
I’m all for more stream separation. Lag it behind some
These are the pretty maps that tuck @Rain Cold in at night. Cold tap nearby is always #1 on the checklist 
We need you to anchor our banana hammock high later this month. Hold the line
I would also say the bigger driver there is the ridge is too close to the west coast. If it’s back off the coast a little that would help as well.Move the SE Canada low a little southeast and you'd have it. That would keep our storm suppressed and sliding ENE across the south
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JLL1973
Member
Much better mean. Areas north of I40 are going to get hammered
@198
Yes, and maybe some in between I-20 and I-40.
Definitely getting an increase each run.
New: 204
Old 18z: 210
Old 12z: 216
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Pretty darn good signal on the GEFS, esp for TN, AR, and parts of AL & MS
griteater
Member
At this point, I think the Jan 15-16 timeframe favors that area you mention here, and the Jan 18-20 timeframe would have potential in that area again, but also east of the Apps after our cold source TPV pinwheels east and positions itself up under the block in the James Bay / Great Lakes / Northeast area. Looks good here on the GEFS.
SnowwxAtl
Member
Grit, just catching up over pages of post ,but this is mid south special right now as it looks and not quite a I 20- I 40 Special correct?At this point, I think the Jan 15-16 timeframe favors that area you mention here, and the Jan 18-20 timeframe would have potential in that area again, but also east of the Apps after our cold source TPV pinwheels east and positions itself up under the block in the James Bay / Great Lakes / Northeast area. Looks good here on the GEFS.
CMC Ensemble is pretty active during the 15-16th timeframe in parts of the forum 
griteater
Member
This is 'dangerous' long range type stuff of course, but yeah, high chance that we have a big cutter Jan 12-13. If it's going to be wintry with the next storm after that in the Jan 15-16 timeframe, I'd say if favors the S AR to E TN area (along that line, and a bit south and north of that line). Jan 18-20 is the timeframe that I think offers the most potential for areas deeper into the southeast.