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Wintry January 14-16th storm potential.

Anybody got them mslp anomaly maps
This?
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For most of us in the eastern part of the southeast (especially east of the Apps) you'd want to see the interaction occur closer to the Mississippi river. Still looks to me like this would have been mainly rain with maybe some backside snow if it really wound up (IMO). Need to keep the height field suppressed to allow the cold press into the region and to inject and wrap into the trough axis as much as possible in this front-end scenario.

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For most of us in the eastern part of the southeast (especially east of the Apps) you'd want to see the interaction occur closer to the Mississippi river. Still looks to me like this would have been mainly rain with maybe some backside snow if it really wound up (IMO). Need to keep the height field suppressed to allow the cold press into the region and to inject and wrap into the trough axis as much as possible in this front-end scenario.

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? at what is showing up more over BC!! That’s going to be the caboose I think.
 
For most of us in the eastern part of the southeast (especially east of the Apps) you'd want to see the interaction occur closer to the Mississippi river. Still looks to me like this would have been mainly rain with maybe some backside snow if it really wound up (IMO). Need to keep the height field suppressed to allow the cold press into the region and to inject and wrap into the trough axis as much as possible in this front-end scenario.

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I just saw this and was going to say the same thing. If I was in TN and the mountains, I would be salivating at that run.
 
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