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Pattern January 2021 - Joyless January

Blue_Ridge_Escarpment said:
Rather startling taking into account the warm bias the ICON has with 2m temps.
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I find it interesting how it handled the TPV, it just threw it away back into Canada into the block, but yeah this is a pretty classic look for NC/VAC1CDCF2B-FCC5-4553-834C-1ACB723C8DEB.png
 
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment said:
Rather startling taking into account the warm bias the ICON has with 2m temps.
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And take into account if we end up with a Miller B/CAD setup (I’ve been leaning towards this for a couple days if we were to see any wintry weather at all) that you’re basically got a very warm biased model showing right at or below freezing temperatures this far out and CAD almost always trends colder and how poor globals handle it. That’s not a very good sign at all.
 
Ollie Williams said:
We certainly need it to go away entirely IMHO.
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It could aid us in a complete different sort of setup, if it’s strung out initially, passes under the block, then crashing down from Canada and trying to phase with our S/W, and that provides a big event, or you get the in between, which sucks donkey ----, or you get it to completely go away and brush it under the rug and get a CAD/miller B setup
Fun times !!!!
 
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment said:
Rather startling taking into account the warm bias the ICON has with 2m temps.
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Yes it is. Take 3-4 degrees off these temperatures and you have upper 20s down into the upstate and mid 20s for Charlotte metro. Also the winds would be coming from the NE in a fashion that keeps the cold funneling in. Hate to say it, but Charlotte metro is way overdue for a major ice storm.
 
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