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I think it was late December in 1989 when I lived in the Birmingham area that I remember it being in the single digits during the day. I know the rather large ponds by Hwy 280 in that Meadowbrook Business park completely freezing with solid ice. It was as arid as a desert. No precip. Maybe this one will be accompanied with some snow?
 
Does anyone have the EPS 850 anomaly maps?
EPS 850 T Anoms for Jan 6-12

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View attachment 157017View attachment 157018View attachment 157019EPS for some reason still is interesting for this timeframe. Most models show this system being a cutter

Wouldn’t shock me if this thing trends south in time given the trend with the -NAO block getting stronger, note it’s becoming more west based, its resulting in a more wound up SE Canada vortex, and is slowing the traffic down allowing more time for amplification/digging with the energy in the plains. Probably why the EPS is showing some hits with this system IMG_2635.gif
This -NAO trend continues through the EPS run, and with the main miller A course. Note not much changes the the Aleutian low/western ridge axis with some slight shifts west, but the west based -NAO trending stronger which is slowing down the flow and allowing more westward digging and holding more - heights around Atlantic Canada IMG_2636.gif
 
Yeah mega cold blast on the Euro run

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Holy smokes! That’s some major cold air moving into the SE, just noticed the Euro maxed out the WB minimum temperature scale by 11 degrees (-30C!) Just one model run, but it’s been hinting at the potential for some impressive cold for a few days now.


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Good golly Miss Molly, the Euro run was something else.

When was the last time you saw sub 500 dam thickness contours on a model forecast over the SE US?

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Haha, these are mid day temps for hr330. I wonder how Florida would handle their freeze warnings. And I wonder if there could be some Gulf Effect snow if a favorable wind direction setups.
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Looks like it would be close. That would be a great chase to see snow bands coming off the gulf north of Tampa.
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What are the MJO phases for the 10th and 11th timeframe when the latest model runs are turning the Southeast into a winter wonderland? It's been a while since I've seen so much potential for winter weather in the RDU area even at more than ten days out. I hope this trend continues and we all can finally see some winter weather.
 
The first week of January with the trough to our NW has low end quick hitting clipper potential, with dry/subsident NW flow aloft dominating. Not expecting a whole lot out of that, maybe we get something like we saw in early December if we “boom”.

The 2nd week of January however has true big dog potential as the mean trough axis shifts further west and the +PNA & -NAO have time to cook. Honestly, it’s the best looking pattern for snow that I’ve seen in a long time.

The west-based -NAO, +PNA, and deep longwave trough just inland of the East Coast screams Miller A/coastal cyclone potential. Something we haven’t seen much of after 2010-11.

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The first week of January with the trough to our NW has low end quick hitting clipper potential, with dry/subsident NW flow aloft dominating. Not expecting a whole lot out of that, maybe we get something like we saw in early December if we “boom”.

The 2nd week of January however has true big dog potential as the mean trough axis shifts further west and the +PNA & -NAO have time to cook. Honestly, it’s the best looking pattern for snow that I’ve seen in a long time.

The west-based -NAO, +PNA, and deep longwave trough just inland of the East Coast screams Miller A/coastal cyclone potential. Something we haven’t seen much of after 2010-11.

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Geez...that's legit

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The first week of January with the trough to our NW has low end quick hitting clipper potential, with dry/subsident NW flow aloft dominating. Not expecting a whole lot out of that, maybe we get something like we saw in early December if we “boom”.

The 2nd week of January however has true big dog potential as the mean trough axis shifts further west and the +PNA & -NAO have time to cook. Honestly, it’s the best looking pattern for snow that I’ve seen in a long time.

The west-based -NAO, +PNA, and deep longwave trough just inland of the East Coast screams Miller A/coastal cyclone potential. Something we haven’t seen much of after 2010-11.

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Did I grab this chart off you or Allan...I can't remember. But surprising that phase 1 is so bad for snow in Nina's but looks like week 2 will happen while in ph8 which has the best odds.


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The first week of January with the trough to our NW has low end quick hitting clipper potential, with dry/subsident NW flow aloft dominating. Not expecting a whole lot out of that, maybe we get something like we saw in early December if we “boom”.

The 2nd week of January however has true big dog potential as the mean trough axis shifts further west and the +PNA & -NAO have time to cook. Honestly, it’s the best looking pattern for snow that I’ve seen in a long time.

The west-based -NAO, +PNA, and deep longwave trough just inland of the East Coast screams Miller A/coastal cyclone potential. Something we haven’t seen much of after 2010-11.

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Hey @Webberweather53 do you think us north Alabama folks here in Hazel Green in the tennessee valley has a chance at big dog potential like in the carolina’s?
 
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