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Pattern January 2021 - Joyless January

I'm rooting for the MA to get clobbered... sure, I would love for it to shift south some for us but would love to see someone get a huge multi-day snow event. It starts Sunday afternoon for them and still going Tuesday afternoon.


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CLTwx said:
Not sure where to put this ..mods please move if need be.

Saw some model outputs for California Snow. This is my buddy's place at Donner Summit (7100 feet)
Today- Friday: forecast 120-150 inches
Monday- Wed: forecast 70+ more


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Donner Summit? Makes me hungry for Soylent Green.
 
metwannabe said:
I'm leaning yes, those are notorious for 2 things 1) starting sooner then forecast and 2) more juiced up
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Yep, that's our hope and we've been fortunate in the past to take advantage of that. This could easily shift back south 50-75 miles to really get a lot more of the area but just as much chance to shift north.
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
I wonder about this front end band, whether it’s driven off frontogenesis or not, I wonder if the meso
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The front band is actually very important here. Not only will we have (hopefully) snow on the ground already and then this added snow or whatever falls in this front band will also help trap cold air at the surface and see the model pick up more ice later .. interesting though
 
KyloG said:
I'm rooting for the MA to get clobbered... sure, I would love for it to shift south some for us but would love to see someone get a huge multi-day snow event. It starts Sunday afternoon for them and still going Tuesday afternoon.


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Build the glacier to our north, this pattern looks to remain relatively active for the foreseeable future, time to reload the snowpack in the northern US.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Build the glacier to our north, this pattern looks to remain relatively active for the foreseeable future, time to reload the snowpack in the northern US.
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Maybe some I-20 and I-85 potential depending on the track of those lows. Certainly there are signs of real cold.


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CLTwx said:
Not sure where to put this ..mods please move if need be.

Saw some model outputs for California Snow. This is my buddy's place at Donner Summit (7100 feet)
Today- Friday: forecast 120-150 inches
Monday- Wed: forecast 70+ more


Click: More videos to come
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Now you see how they got stuck (Donner Party). Please pass along any vids he sends you, pics. Thanks for sharing
 
The euro look reminds me of a piece of the vortex dropping down into Canada....The northern branch swinging energy through and dragging a front through. Also the lower pressures in the GOM to me tells me something might try to ride that thermal gradient (ie front) that gets stalled down there.....Something to watch....pattern recognition for sure.
 
deltadog03 said:
The euro look reminds me of a piece of the vortex dropping down into Canada....The northern branch swinging energy through and dragging a front through. Also the lower pressures in the GOM to me tells me something might try to ride that thermal gradient (ie front) that gets stalled down there.....Something to watch....pattern recognition for sure.
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GFS had a wild overrunning look a couple days ago that pulverized middle GA up into ATL. If that look comes back on another run, we may need to get ready to play craps.


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Stephenb888 said:
I don’t think we (upstate Sc) ever had it to begin with.
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It’s borderline right now. Temps are hovering right around freezing but there’s still plenty of time. You need to watch the synopsis of the storm more so than temps until we get into mesoscale range. As long as globals maintain at least mid 30’s on runs, we should keep watching this one.
 
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