Kylo
Member
OhV and interior NE look great for snow blitz next couple of weeks. As mentioned cold coming to NA.
For the SE we look to remain wet.
For the SE we look to remain wet.
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Yep and realistically we knew this had to happen first, truly the beginning of that step down process.... just think of the snowpack to our N/NW, systems like this weekends want be marginal then. Welcome winter, better late than never
If we don't get a quick reversion back to a crappy pattern, that snowfall should remain up there for a while. That could definitely help us down the road. Still would really like to see some semblance of true blocking down the line.
Kylo
Member
Trough position probably a good spot for our Deep South friends in AL/GA.
ATLwxfan
Member
The NAO is key for our wonderful dear MA and NE friends. We like it but this time of the year, gimme a negative EPO and a trough directly down the Mississippi to the gulf and hand me my damn sled.
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Would this also be a good position for our friends like Brent in Texas ?
SnowNiner
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It's semantics probably but to me we're not in a true pattern change to colder than normal yet. Next week and a half we bounce to cool/warm back and forth. MLK is really the date GEFS locks in on as the true pattern change to colder than normal over the SE. You can see Canada literally open up and the cold flows in. Looks great. Not sure we want the PV in the center of Canada, need more blocking over the top to get it SE Canada.
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Snowfall mean on gefs is increasing. 
Philstorm91
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Those of us on or near the Gulf coast need a deeper trough. But it's really amazing to see the snowpack build to the north, if this pattern can hold long enough to deliver down here.
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I know this is out there in la-la land, but it matches with our LR expectations. Check out the developing -NAO and say hello to our little friend in the GOM:
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Dropping this bad boy off from the FV3 in fantasy land:
Looks like a good one, doesn't it? IF this ends up coming true, I'll end up chasing it (probably just going to Lafayette).
Looks like a good one, doesn't it? IF this ends up coming true, I'll end up chasing it (probably just going to Lafayette).
Philstorm91
Member
If this is true, I may pay my brother in Jackson, MS a visit.
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The ever-elusive pure Miller A!
First time all year I’ve got tight pants from looking at the gefs day 10-13 are active as hell
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Just make sure you tell him you are coming there to see him and not the snow
Kylo
Member
EPS isn’t as enthused with the deep cold. As you mentioned the PV west of Greenland isn’t good.
ForsythSnow
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The FV3 ends with another storm coming down the line after a near boardwide storm.
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Brick Tamland
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Might not be a fantasy after all. The models are all over the 20th to the end of the month with storm chances. I think it's either going to be just bad luck or the models are completely off with the pattern coming up for there not be at least one good storm between the 20th and 31st.
For areas to the west we will gladly take that PV placement . I love the trough orientation for MBY that you posted above . It really depends on ones location when looking ahead in the LR and seeing the different looks. Certain looks would benefit some areas of the southeast while screwing others .
As nice as it looks I know it will look different on tonight’s runs. I think we will have a true idea of where we are headed by around the middle of next week say Wednesday
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