LickWx
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One of the coldest ever this jan will be top 10 or 5
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January month to date is the 17th coldest in the 138 year record of data for Columbia (or 88th percentile on the cold side). Hard core, west based -NAO shown
I have only scanned thru this paper (will get to it at some point), but it's a new paper talking about how, in spite of temperatures climbing around the globe and in the Arctic, we are still seeing maybe more cold outbreaks than expected....yielding at least some level of hope for the future generation I'd say
www.woodwellclimate.org
Link to Paper
Could Arctic Warming mean More Cold Spells? - Woodwell Climate
A new study finds that despite abnormal warmth globally severe winter cold-spells will become more frequent across Northern Hemisphere.
www.woodwellclimate.org
Link to Paper
CNCsnwfan1210
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Days 10-11 noise on the EPS
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NCSNOW
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Interesting. Bet the streak
Round Oak Weather
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Man a hook back into the cold phases would a welcome sight compared to what it’s felt like it’s done the past couple of winters
Southern Track
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Yes all models have it dying in phase 3 into the COD
I think we have one last shot in February but the rest of January is cooked unless you are in the mountain. Also early March is too far out to tell we shall see. 
Interesting. I have observed that it seems in the past ten years or so it seems like the polar vortex, or TPV, usually descends pretty far south in North America. If you are under or around it, you freeze, and if not, you roast.I have only scanned thru this paper (will get to it at some point), but it's a new paper talking about how, in spite of temperatures climbing around the globe and in the Arctic, we are still seeing maybe more cold outbreaks than expected....yielding at least some level of hope for the future generation I'd say
Could Arctic Warming mean More Cold Spells? - Woodwell Climate
A new study finds that despite abnormal warmth globally severe winter cold-spells will become more frequent across Northern Hemisphere.
Link to Paper
You sound pretty absolute about Jan. sure?I think we have one last shot in February but the rest of January is cooked unless you are in the mountain. Also early March is too far out to tell we shall see.
NCSNOW
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One day your going to be right.Hope im here to see it. How was that 8-12 thunder snow? You get it all out of the driveway?I think we have one last shot in February but the rest of January is cooked unless you are in the mountain. Also early March is too far out to tell we shall see.
didn’t pan out brother. I saw 6.5” in Ashe county. Wilkes topped at 5ish same for Surry according to storm reports. the Storm tried its best. What I wanted to occur did happen over hot springs Arkansas and no one saw that coming. Actually 14” reports
ghost1
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Check out the differences in temps between the GFS and Euro two weeks from today
Who you got on this one?
I’m definitely taking the GFS. 12 degrees in the middle of the afternoon in CLT ain’t happeningView attachment 162871
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Check out the differences in temps between the GFS and Euro two weeks from today
Who you got on this one?
GoDuke
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Neither. I’m sure both are pretty bad at that range. Show me the ensembles.View attachment 162871
View attachment 162872
Check out the differences in temps between the GFS and Euro two weeks from today
Who you got on this one?
Take the warmer of the two.View attachment 162871
View attachment 162872
Check out the differences in temps between the GFS and Euro two weeks from today
Who you got on this one?
Probably a dumb question, but is there any place to get a snow map of what actually fell across the south?
iGRXY
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Anyone in the south that’s in the central time zone will love this upcoming pattern. For us east of the mountains this looks like a textbook overrunning pattern. If we could get any kind of -NAO I would be really like the setup for us to get something frozen. But we will have to time up a cold high sliding east with one of these waves. Luckily for us the subtropical jet doesn’t look to be a problem with multiple opportunities. Just will come down to timing for us.
iGRXY
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Lmfaooo this is just not true and if anything is completely flipped from what will actually happenI think we have one last shot in February but the rest of January is cooked unless you are in the mountain. Also early March is too far out to tell we shall see.
Twister
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It has been and always will be about timing here.
Brent
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Drizzle Snizzle
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Dang look at all that snow in the Northern Dallas suburbs.
Brent
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Oh yeah some places had a good dump before it rained for hours. There was a very sharp gradient though
Drizzle Snizzle
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Also looks like a widespread several inches in the Birmingham area.
Brent
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Yes even my parents south of Birmingham had accumulation which I can't even remember the last time that happened
GoDuke
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Here’s the only ones I’ve seen so far.
Usmeagle2005
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Here is a close up of the mid south area.
Thank you! Where did this come from?
Brent
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And here's a closeup of ours. Most one day snow for Tulsa in 14 years
Avalanche
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What system was this for? I can promise you I live under the purple and I barely got a dusting
Brent
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So weird wasn't it? Almost beat the best storm I've seen here(it probably did actually on length)
And we had zero hype people said we'd get a dusting while Arkansas got buried(okay they were half right)
Avalanche
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Maybe they were radar estimates? So much dry air probably lost two inches to virga. But we had to cool the column to get what we did
Brent
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It started snowing around 11am and by 5pm we still only had a dusting. At 2am the airport reported 5 inches and it kept snowing til sunrise
Brent
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If we had been colder we probably would have had a foot. I mean... The only thing that kept it down was the daylight. There was so much precip
If everyone posts their location and snow total I'll work on a map.
Or we could do something like we did with the member map
I have not seen one and I have been looking
Brent
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Iceagewhereartthou
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