Webberweather53
Meteorologist
We are basically trending towards 2009-10 mid Atlantic snowmaggedon
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Pattern January 2021 - Joyless January
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Some cringe worthy takes from prominent mets in this thread a few days ago.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
You mean like Dec 19, 2009? *tent pitched*
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Maybe some big overrunning with that type of look aswell, EPS/control sort of hinted at it
ATLwxfan
Member
SMH I think we need to just stop referencing the GFS. It is so terrible at modeling CAD events it’s not even funny. This weekend will be telling. It’s useless in short range.
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Sit back and enjoy the potential. Believe it when it gets closer as we have all seen this go south before. Definitely looks great but as we know in the SE that can change real fast
Haha It really honestly used to change fast previous winters when we went from -EPO induced cold one run to 70 degrees and a southeast ridge the next
snowlover91
Member
Wow that’s insane. I imagine the waves and winds on that storm are crazy.
It’s currently ripping snow in Odessa TX meanwhile I can’t get a flurry here at a much more favorable latitude. Smh
Just another day for seamen in the Aleutians
Now just imagine if we could get the good piece of northern hemispheric cold to squeeze off under that big ridge up in Canada/Greenland..
Got a good feeling about this one Stroke for the back half of January (and maybe a bit longer) Plenty of honking on other boards for this LR set up. Hemispheric block type stuff coming it seems.
Dewpoint Dan
Member
Altitude > Latitude
What’s up SouthEastRidge!
Odessa (2900 alt) averages 2” per year. Greenville SC (965 alt) averages 3.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Fort Stockton averages 1” (basically Columbia, SC climo) and they’re getting 10-20”
Dewpoint Dan
Member
Maybe this is the year where cities that average very little snow get hammered ? Good sign for Columbia possibly.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
One heck of a front across Columbus County in southern NC this morning. Just hope it comes about 15 miles NW to put me in the 60s while I’m hitting the links south of Lumberton.
Best snowstorm ever I was living on old linville rd took peppers up to grassy then came down coxes creek lmao I was young and dumb what a day though.
The anafront last week was epic literally seen 52° and raining while three miles up the road same elevation 37° puking snow.