High Wind Warnings out for eastern TN. This has been one of the more windier winters in recent memory.
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Pattern January 2020 - Operation Thaw Alaska
- Thread starter KyloG
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Nomanslandva
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A little Monday ICON snow for NC high country
RollTide18
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I wouldn’t go that far, it wouldn’t take much for areas south of I-40 to get something. But we’ve all been following winter weather long enough to never write winter off, where it be a marginal setup, some sneaking up on us, an amped up low with wraparound or a bowling ball ULL, countless possibilities that can still happen that don’t necessarily involve the classic miller A big dog.
Stormlover
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That's a ridiculous thing to say on Jan/ 23
NoSnowATL
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Again just my opinion. Never said I was going to be right. I hope I’m not.
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12z RGEM supports some winter weather advisories along the escarpment. Sleet to ZR. 
Two back to back Potential sliders by hr 144 on the 12z gfs, the plot is thickening.
SimeonNC
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And everyone who doesn't live in the mountains of those areas too.
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ATLwxfan
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Warm sliders with a side of fries but sliders nonetheless.
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Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Yep. Nice NC CAD event.
Damn New England gets rocked. Blizzard hr 240.
ATLwxfan
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For CAD regions close to the mountains perhaps. Outside (and south) of that we aren’t close. Obviously it just takes one really cold model run to change the narrative.
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That won’t work
This is a rain or snow pattern imo..so a low tracking right over us just isn’t even the least bit interesting. Even a perfect low track is going to leave favored areas on the fringe in a marginal setup. What the GFS is puking out will not work. Still lots of details to be worked out but the theme so far this winter is a low that verifies much further north than modeled at d8-9. Just my thoughts
Well well well 
It should be at the very least interesting especially being this far out .. we know that the position will change just as the models have been pushing the lows south as we come further towards verification
Six Mile Wx
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GFS run to run variability is insane
Really hoping this at least works out for the mountains, at this point, it would be great to track anything here in the SE. For once, it would be awesome for something, anything, to trend in a good direction from the long range.
Models flirted with a triple phaser yesterday at 12z, but were still too warm
Not verbatim but might be workable. Need to see that high SE Canada get stronger or further south, and obviously that low to be further south and not phase or bomb out until later. Not too much to ask for, right?