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Does anyone know if Ral,GSO recorded wettest year on record? We where very close I think, 2cnd all time around Christmas day
We’re not far off from that with the first system@KyloG, I updated the composite to add in some of the storms I missed that you plotted, in the big dog storm composite, here's the list:
View attachment 61510'1960-02-13 00z', '1960-02-14 00z', '1962-03-06 00z', '1966-01-29 00z', '1966-01-31 00z', '1969-02-15 00z', '1969-02-16 00z', '1969-02-17 00z', '1980-02-09 00z', '1980-02-10 00z', '1987-01-22 00z', '1987-01-23 00z', '1987-02-16 00z', '1987-02-17 00z', '1993-02-27 00z', '2004-02-25 00z', '2010-12-25 00z', '1983-03-25 00z', '2010-02-12 00z', '2016-01-20 00z', '2018-01-16 00z'
When comparing that to the EPS, the obvious thing that we need to change is to get the 50/50 low to trend much stronger. That has been my #1 fear with this pattern.
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Not many mountains to block the cold air from reaching Atlanta. Most of the mountains are NE of Atlanta.Cold chasing moisture, mountains blocking. Rinse repeat. ATL just better with an overrunning set up.
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Only problem so far this season is getting a strong CAD that can make it to ATL.Not many mountains to block the cold air from reaching Atlanta. Most of the mountains are NE of Atlanta.
CMC is the most likely setup imo but it’s still definitely something To watch as there’s time View attachment 61504
GSO came up about 6/10 short. Earlier this week it appeared this wet weather was going to hit a good 12-24 hits earlier. TWDoes anyone know if Ral,GSO recorded wettest year on record? We where very close I think, 2cnd all time around Christmas day
Not many mountains to block the cold air from reaching Atlanta. Most of the mountains are NE of Atlanta.
Spot on. That blame goes on pacific. All the coldest air is not sliding into Canada ??I was cautiously optimistic for the first 10 days of January a couple weeks ago with the long range signals from the models, but now I want to see cross polar flow bitter cold to come down before I get my hopes built back up. The continental air masses we've seen and are on the horizon won't do much IMO
Seems like we keep going through the same thing with these models every winter either we have the moisture with no cold air or we have the cold air but no moisture wash rinse repeat... I mean but unfortunately something has got to give because I’m sure things are going to change for the better eventuallyThese little southern stream waves look goood on paper, but we’re missing a key ingredient. Cold. If modeling is right and cold air is trapped on the other side of the globe behind that big Canadian ridge then it will take quite some time before things change. I’m still hopeful but man is this tiresome.
this ain’t it ??View attachment 61523