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Wintry Jan 15-16 Winter Storm Discussion & Obs
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Holy Crap!!! ?
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This setup is very cold, very deep CAD similar to
Feb 2014
Feb 2014
Stephenb888
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I wouldn’t know how to handle myselfView attachment 103557Holy Crap!!! ?
NEGaweather
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This is gonna be a big dawg for Georgia, Tenn and the Carolinas!
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brendan123
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Serious wind... could also cause some coastal flooding concerns
Also a moderate ice storm for a few.
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Lol, solutions will change, fully expect guidance to loose this inside day 4 only to bring it back inside 48.
Hang on to your hats … WERE GETTING DRIFTS lol these are insane winds for down here! Here’s a look under the hood of this puppy.. oh and this is almost short range ???
NCSNOW
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Went from 12 at 18z to close to 20 at 0z.
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The temperatures after this storm are going to be bitter !
If the low bombs out like that there will def be WAA issues but I doubt we see a 980mb lp over eastern nc lol
Dewpoint Dan
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Sorry but a low just south of Macon is not gonna cut it for Atlanta.
ATLwxfan
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Ummm. This clown map is one to print and frame. My goodness…a foot just northeast of ATL.
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GEFS is going to be great. Ridge is taller out west and the wave is digging further SW at 96
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For all intents and purposes, that’s a landfalling CAT 1 but with snow.
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carolinachaos
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What’s up with that arm of below freezing dipping down into eastern SC? Hope that’s because massive snow amounts akin to the storm of 73. Although I wasn’t alive then.
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GFS
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Seriously, those snow totals in N GA can be a lot more if temps verify even just a few degrees colder.
Maybe it’s just me but I don’t want this thing blowing up like the GFS just showed. That spells trouble for a lot of us.
That track and strength would have a serious warm nose, ughWe maxed out the snow intensity scale on Pivotal! What a time to be alive!!
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iGRXY
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GEFS has almost completely dropped the TPV on the US/Canada border along with a strong 50/50. Cold air is not going to be an issue here right now.
Stormlover
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That could be a potential deformation band. That would be pretty neat.GFS
NEGaweather
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This TPV trend is heavenly, it’s a big reason why we’re seeing such deep cold CAD
NCSNOW
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You only net 24.5 inches.
Halifax County USA the jackpot
For anybody anywhere near central NC and East, 850's are getting close to being a serious issue. We have no wiggle room and we are about 4 days out now.
Looking at h5, 00z CMC is about to be significantly different again. lmao
blueheronNC
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Wake County would be fighting IP halfway through with this track/strength
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Cary_Snow95
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If you believe the GFS. Remember the euro is still flat. In between the two camps is money
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Extracted data shows as close to blizzard conditions as you can imagine. IMBY, there’s heavy snow with 30MPH sustained.
Only issue would be WAA if we have a bomb like the gfs showed.
brendan123
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Hampton Roads had serious flooding, within 2 feet of records, even with last week's storm (worse than Dorian). A strong low pressure like the one on the GFS would not be good news, especially if heavy snow accumulates on trees and power lines with the kind of wind a storm like that would produce. Coastal flooding on top of power outages would not be ideal