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Pattern Jammin' January

There’s the 1/20 storm I talked about a few days ago on this afternoon’s euro run. Personally wouldn’t mind this missing to the north or getting fringe ice, would be great to put down a lot of snow cover to our north as we get into the last week of January with the pattern becoming potentially even more favorable (as expected weeks ago).
 
Webberweather53 said:
There’s the 1/20 storm I talked about a few days ago on this afternoon’s euro run. Personally wouldn’t mind this missing to the north or getting fringe ice, would be great to put down a lot of snow cover to our north as we get into the last week of January with the pattern becoming potentially even more favorable (as expected weeks ago).
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Even better would be for it to put down a foot of snow across the whole SE to set the stage for the next storm :) This new pattern we are entering is going to be loaded with potential though, we may miss on a few storms but I agree if it's laying down snowpack to our north that will help with future shots of cold air and potential chances.
 
DarkKnight said:
This is defintely a perfect spot for a storm to start for those wanting a snow in the Deep South. With plenty of cold air to the north. It’s textbook, just wish with was within 120 hours inside of 300 hours. View attachment 10718
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I'm assuming that glorious LOW just south of TX meanders into the Gulf and heads NE
 
The storm to watch now IMO is the one Webber and a few other posters have pointed out around the 20-21st. It's getting into the range where we can start watching trends and models will get a better handle on the basic setup. Here's the icy Euro alluded to, wouldn't take much for this to come south and be a big storm for many here. Models seem to agree that there will be a BIG storm with the main question being where it tracks and how much cold it has to work with. GEFS members are encouraging for this system too.
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DarkKnight said:
Yes, then their is another storm right on it’s heels at the end of the run. View attachment 10724
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That one looks to be an overrunning event for SE TX and LA. Never experienced snow on snow in my life. If it verifies I will have to upload some pics.

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The 12Z EPS suggests a snow threat of who knows what magnitude for parts of the SE 1/24-5 in between two Arctic airmasses. Would this be a relatively dry light precip event due to mainly dry W to WNW flow or would H5 be able to back to WSW between Arctic airmases and produce what would quite possibly then be a major Miller A GOM SE winter storm?
 
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