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Wintry January 21-23 2025

I probably should have posted it in the complaining thread as it was meant to be a joke. Hell, I hope the dude is right.
I know where he’s coming from. Even a tenth of precip can cause massive problems and then you’re subject to 1) knowing if you didn’t warn enough someone’s life could have been permanently changed or lost and 2) you get your rear end handed to you by everyone on social media and the broadcast media as well. Here, we can blow it off and shrug if it ends up surprising but it’s a whole different ball game when you have thousands of people’s lives partially dependent upon what you do and say.
 
NWS LIX just issued a Winter Storm Warning for most of their CWA:
...WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT MONDAY NIGHT TO
MIDNIGHT CST TUESDAY NIGHT...

* WHAT...Winter precipitation causing moderate to major impacts is
expected. Snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches along and north of
the I-10 and I-12 corridor and 1 to 3 inches south of this
corridor. There is also a low chance of light ice accumulations
along and south of this line.

* WHERE...Portions of southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi.

* WHEN...From midnight Monday Night to midnight CST Tuesday Night.

* IMPACTS...Roads, and especially bridges and overpasses, will
likely become slick and hazardous. Plan on slippery road
conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the Tuesday
morning and evening commutes.
 
This is the one I remember tracking in middle school and wondering how something like this could even happen. Not sure the exact setup here but seems like it may have been a coastal. View attachment 165559

Wasn’t that from a beefy clipper that transferred off the coast?
 
Am I missing something or do we just not get access to most of the models? View attachment 165604

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This is the latest one
And also I think they use balloon data if I’m not mistaken


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Am I missing something or do we just not get access to most of the models? View attachment 165604
Yeah don't get fooled by one image, it is trending in direction of all modeling. Tonight's run will be even less I'm sure, it seems to be based off model runs 6 hrs prior.
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I still think there’s a chance of a “small” bust that lends itself towards T-3” with ratios for folks further west and with how cold it is it wouldn’t take much to cause real impacts, but yeah this is just so disappointing (after all, we see similar busts with rain all the time, just no one cares if they get 0.05” of rain or 0.2”).

Either way, it looks like a potentially historic storm for the Gulf Coast. Apparently, I shouldn’t have moved from the Gulf Coast.
 
0z runs will be much of the same, as there is nothing new to sample for them. Those of us in AL are cooked other than the southern 2 or 3 tiers of counties. Not our storm, never was unfortunately.

I’m in a decent spot regardless, just saying if there’s any northward trend, I think you’d see it tonight.

I doubt it ends up that far north at this point though.
 
The runs have been sampled to death. Some folks are hooked on samples. LOL
I do enjoy Sams Club samples.... one thing I noticed (Wishcasting alert) Slight teeter to SW - NE orientation on GFS in QPF ....again I have been drinking 4Loko and making Parlays and may just be seeing the 3 as a 7 bc its about time to head home alone but yea
 
Sucks because this is all you gotta do in this type of setup is dig the N/S just a little bit more and this is how easy it is to bring QPF north/west. But it’s to late for anything major View attachment 165608View attachment 165609
Yep! N/s was further west without the wave getting pushed further west. Also the n/s trough looked to have less positive tilt and precipitation arrived faster in the east.
 
It looks like there is a giant mass of dry air from a high pressure system that pushes all the moisture in the southeast out to sea very quickly. It’s like as soon as the moisture from the gulf comes, the high pressure system pushes it away.
 
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