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Pattern Jammin' January

temps don’t even look like much of problem atm, I know I’ve said this before but @deltadog03 would you agree that this has a similar look to the storm that happened last year around this time ?
 
temps don’t even look like much of problem atm, I know I’ve said this before but delta would you agree that this has a similar look to the storm that happened last year around this time ?
Temps are always always always a problem. They are indeed looking good at the moment but they will become much more questionable if/when this thing decides to bomb out in future runs. Right now it’s a very weak wave, and may stay that way, but that’s why temps are so cold on this run
 
The cold biased FV3 (0Z) has a major 36 hour long mainly icestorm with temps believe it or not as low as the lower to mid 20s but with some sleet at times here from sunrise 1/31 through sunset 2/1. It has the worst icestorm here in nearly 100 years and we just had a moderate icestorm a year ago as part of that winter storm. Besides it being a cold biased model, that would be 11-12 days out. The details aren't important that far out on a cold biased operational model. However, I keep seeing various models that are not necessarily cold biased with either hits or very close misses for here of some kind of wintry wx (mostly light) for the last few days of Jan into early Feb. It is sort of reminding me of that once in a generation major winter storm of a year ago that hit here after many days of model hints of such a thing. So, the period really has my attention now, especially knowing the AO and maybe now even the NAO look to really crash just before then. The MJO looks to likely be in a favorable position for SE cold then. It being a weak El Nino also favors cold in general. I think even @pcbjr should start watching that period for the chance at a very rare far very deep SE wintry event. The key for him and me to a lesser extent would be a weak low crossing south FL. A low crossing central FL or even a slow moving one that forms well offshore the SE coast can sometimes do the trick here though a S FL crossing is preferred.
 
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6z gfs didn't have the storm for next weekend or it tried, but I'm not worried it will be back on 12z. Oh, mid week system still looks little better this morning
 
There’s the low strength I wanted over the gulf on the FV3. FV3 has 1006mb and I said 1005mb instead of the weak 1014mb low. Boom!
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And the energy digs in a perfect location
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Interesting to see the EPS cave to the GEFS with a -PNA pattern in the extended. But, with HLB still gives us a chance and seems very active.

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There’s the low strength I wanted over the gulf on the FV3. FV3 has 1006mb and I said 1005mb instead of the weak 1014mb low. Boom!
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And the energy digs in a perfect location
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Finally a great looking ops map to go along with the ever improving ensembles! The end of the month looks legit. Let's hope this doesn't start backing down now, especially the ensembles. Awesome to seem them continue to increase totals.
 
GEFS not looking good. That ridge starts to build back in around 270 (gets stronger through the end of the run) and both the GFS and FV3 looked eerily similar. Need to score this coming weekend
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Weather from times of old.... they had no computer models.. yes.. some of this stuff you hear is nutty... but I know and have observed this to be true.. tons of black birds on the ground... thunder then 10 days later.... extreme cold, snow, ice , or any of the mentioned... I have legitimacy on this... passed down by my family.. my great great grandfather was the sheriff of Cherokee county North Carolina... he married a Cherokee Indian... they only knew things of weather by observing nature.
 
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