Storm5 link said:let's not even discuss the possibility of another system that the 12z euro would offer post day ten......
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WXinCanton link said:[quote author=Storm5 link=topic=60.msg3851#msg3851 date=1482951947]
let's not even discuss the possibility of another system that the 12z euro would offer post day ten......
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Tagat link said:Was the Jan. 2014 overrunning event picked up by models this far out or was it just a day or so before it happened?
Shawn link said:As usually, CAE gets screwed. Sorry fellow central s.carolinians maybe even ATL gets screwed. we'll see totals maps soon enough
Storm5 link said:let's not even discuss the possibility of another system that the 12z euro would offer post day ten......
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Agreed, we don't need to focus on details. With it being this far out, the things we can focus on is the placement of winter weather (which area's are likely to see snow and area's that are likely to see ZR/IP) and model agreement.Storm5 link said:of course still a LONG ways out . details don't matter, we need the general setup to stay the day for another week.......
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WXinCanton link said:[quote author=Shawn link=topic=60.msg3839#msg3839 date=1482951549]
As usually, CAE gets screwed. Sorry fellow central s.carolinians maybe even ATL gets screwed. we'll see totals maps soon enough
GainesvilleWX link said:We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
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Because there is dual blocking, we are going to go into a favorable pattern that increases the chance for winter wx across the south. Also, there could be a LP coming up along the frontal boundary in the Gulf per 12z GFS.GainesvilleWX link said:We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
GainesvilleWX link said:We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
A. It's winter B. Today's temps have no relevance on the future C. All models have some type of epo ridge. D. We generally live at day 10 in the SE anywayGainesvilleWX link said:We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
A. It's winter B. Today's temps have no relevance on the future C. All models have some type of epo ridge. D. We generally live at day 10 in the SE anywaySD link said:[quote author=GainesvilleWX link=topic=60.msg3872#msg3872 date=1482953149]
We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
A. It's winter B. Today's temps have no relevance on the future C. All models have some type of epo ridge. D. We generally live at day 10 in the SE anywaySD link said:[quote author=GainesvilleWX link=topic=60.msg3872#msg3872 date=1482953149]
We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
A. It's winter B. Today's temps have no relevance on the future C. All models have some type of epo ridge. D. We generally live at day 10 in the SE anywayStorm5 link said:[quote author=SD link=topic=60.msg3880#msg3880 date=1482953864]
[quote author=GainesvilleWX link=topic=60.msg3872#msg3872 date=1482953149]
We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
A. It's winter B. Today's temps have no relevance on the future C. All models have some type of epo ridge. D. We generally live at day 10 in the SE anywayHartselleWeather link said:[quote author=SD link=topic=60.msg3880#msg3880 date=1482953864]
[quote author=GainesvilleWX link=topic=60.msg3872#msg3872 date=1482953149]
We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
I'm not talking about the lakes cutter at all. it's the whiff the gfs has after that at day 8 . the same wave the cmc has . there could easily be two waves outside of any cutterStorm5 link said:[quote author=NorthGAWinterWx link=topic=60.msg3814#msg3814 date=1482948722]
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I know it's two different waves. It's important of how the first wave comes about to see if that 2nd wave comes up along that frontal boundary. I somewhat lost my interest on the first wave cause the GFS is showing it will be a lake cutter from the past 2-3 runs. I'm more focused on rather or not the 2nd wave will come up along that frontal boundary.
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A. It's winter B. Today's temps have no relevance on the future C. All models have some type of epo ridge. D. We generally live at day 10 in the SE anywayCary_Snow95 link said:[quote author=Storm5 link=topic=60.msg3881#msg3881 date=1482954025]
[quote author=SD link=topic=60.msg3880#msg3880 date=1482953864]
[quote author=GainesvilleWX link=topic=60.msg3872#msg3872 date=1482953149]
We are still so far out though. Right now we are at 65 and sunny here in north Georgia. This is probably a silly question, but why is everyone getting so excited about model runs 200 hours out?
Storm5 link said:here comes the biggest eps run of the winter......
Till Tonight at 2am .....
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Shawn link said:I can say that when we created multiple threads recently for a very light ice storm, I was confused on which thread to post/read in. I would say actual threat threads should be 3-4 days out at the longest. People might start to get confused with all the separate waves floating around out there as we currently stand.
AgreeShawn link said:I can say that when we created multiple threads recently for a very light ice storm, I was confused on which thread to post/read in. I would say actual threat threads should be 3-4 days out at the longest. People might start to get confused with all the separate waves floating around out there as we currently stand.
good hopefully they have a other meltdown at 06zCary_Snow95 link said:Ryan posted on twitter NCEP is having an ongoing melt down. Doubt we get an 18z run. UGH
good hopefully they have a other meltdown at 06zStorm5 link said:[quote author=Cary_Snow95 link=topic=60.msg3922#msg3922 date=1482956345]
Ryan posted on twitter NCEP is having an ongoing melt down. Doubt we get an 18z run. UGH
Yeah shows something similar to the OP. Verbatim NC is still snowing when the run ends. The control's snow map is impressiveStorm5 link said:Holy hell the eps....the control run is sweet . Looks like I might be traveling to the in laws next week........
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They are limb trimming around my neighborhood... coincidence or sign? LOL!Shawn link said:control of eps is a devastating ice storm for areas like mine. not quite cold enough for snow.. but that 32F is right through here.
They are limb trimming around my neighborhood... coincidence or sign? LOL!whatalife link said:[quote author=Shawn link=topic=60.msg3940#msg3940 date=1482957288]
control of eps is a devastating ice storm for areas like mine. not quite cold enough for snow.. but that 32F is right through here.