RoddyPiper
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Maps?
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Wintry January 14-16th storm potential.
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Still very impressive cold with mid 20s mid day Wednesday
Looks great for TN and N MS, but not N AL, according to GFS four day accumulation trends.
To be clear, i'd love to see any flakes, but its the tease from earlier in the week.
To be clear, i'd love to see any flakes, but its the tease from earlier in the week.
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Don’t focus on one run.
Get on the board and then we focus on the rest of the season. According to the statistics, that is mission critical at this point.
cyclogent
Member
12z Canadian is a classic Miller A setup with low pressure tracking Panama City to Savannah to Wilmington. Total nuke job for TN. BUT...its only one run,
That's why i posted a four day trend.
Was that Canadian or gfs??
NWMSGuy
Member
Is that the GFS?
Canadian
shoalswxlady
Member
Storm been waiting on you to chime in. I been waiting on your intake on the winter weather.
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
Looks ok for far NW AL
ColdCoreLow
Member
We haven't had one that bad since 1982... unfortunately we are overdue. Would be lights out for a few days!
It just won’t go away. 
well that was a buzzkill (for i85)
gfs and ensembles are drier, flatter, generally less interesting. i told myself i would cut the positivity when the good trends finally stopped... well they stopped. i'm still optimistic though, i don't cliffdive until i get the CAMs to take a crack at things.
if there's any silver lining, it looks like both ops and ens favored a stronger vorticity maximum in the southern nadir of the trough, which i think would support more "late bloomers"
not a great run, especially imo for that intermediate area between obx/tidewater/delmarva and atl. so basically for a center cut slice of the board.
gfs and ensembles are drier, flatter, generally less interesting. i told myself i would cut the positivity when the good trends finally stopped... well they stopped. i'm still optimistic though, i don't cliffdive until i get the CAMs to take a crack at things.
if there's any silver lining, it looks like both ops and ens favored a stronger vorticity maximum in the southern nadir of the trough, which i think would support more "late bloomers"
not a great run, especially imo for that intermediate area between obx/tidewater/delmarva and atl. so basically for a center cut slice of the board.