The canadian is isothermal except the surface at 96. My sounding shows 35/29 so I would assume that means whatever falls then is snow.
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Wintry Jan 2-4 2022 Winter Weather Event/Obs
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Avalanche
Member
Funny, just talked about Newland being a spot for snow in Avery.Stick me anywhere up in Avery county for this one️
Parker
Member
I know this setup is not optimal, but I would be happy to just see some flakes flying down this way. Can someone shed some light on exactly what we need to happen for this to trend better for us, and is it even possible?
Storm5
Member
GEFS is heavily skewed by a few members
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Avalanche
Member
CAD out ahead of the LP that takes a more southerly track? Dont mean to be captain obvious, as I dont really know.
tennessee storm
Member
Cold chasing moisture. Doubt it less higher elevationsHopefully many of us can score our first flizzard of the season with this system.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
This one has a real chance in the coastal plain of NC and into SE VA. Metwannabe in the driver seat
I take back everything negative I said about you
12z Euro is non-zero.
It was a close call, about as close as you can be.
Avalanche
Member
Eh. Grasping at straws with oil on our hands. Im with you though, whatever we can muster.
brendan123
Member
Watching from Se Va… I’d be happy for anything really, It’d be nice to finally see a few flakes
Euro is fairly close to being a much bigger deal
I'll send pics =)
Yes we both need something similar here slightly south and more neutral/ negative tilt.
You know one of the cams are going to uncork a total weenie run and everyone is going to go bonkers
Parker
Member
I mean the latest NAM looked like it would bode well for Mississippi eastward if it were able to go out any longer, but I only looked at reflectivity. I just know that just about ALL of our snows here in Alabama are not modeled outside of 84 hours or even showing up for that matter. There is no telling how this will pan out, but its nice to have something to track. I have seen a lot of times in this range where the Euro is lost and then the NAM spits something out for the Euro to catch on 48-54 hours before the storm. We need a lot to go right, but we need that on all of our snows. Hopefully we can start to see some better trends here soon.