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Wintry January 21-23 2025

I think Euro AI robs i-20 of course, with some 850 temp issues (sleet).. it's been the warmest of models i've noticed at that level
 
ChattaVOL said:
Chattanooga looks to be too far north.. cheering for y’all in the Deep South


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It very well could be but why would you say that now when things are actually trending better? This thing has looked a little better on every run today in my opinion.
 
packfan98 said:
Well, the Euro AI being slower and NW looks to throw sleet into the mix for eastern regions I would think.
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That was a different result, the overrunning largely misses us but that upper low in the west gets left behind and comes out and we get a weak miller A that slides off the coast. Like Feb 2014 but that had strong closed upper low.
 
SimeonNC said:
I'm pretty excited about this for the CLT area, especially for ppl like @Chazwin and @broken025. We won't see the big totals most likely but a good couple inches seems pretty possible imo
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Yeah this does appear it could be one of the rare times that being in the southeast part of CLT metro could be a good thing. Looking back at some of the old storm maps on Webb’s website, I wonder if we might end up with a snowfall footprint similar to 2/23-24/1989. That storm was more of a marginal set up with temperatures in the 50s the day before and in the low 30s during the event so with the high sun angle of late February we did lose a good bit of accumulation during the day to melting.
 
Chazwin said:
Yeah this does appear it could be one of the rare times that being in the southeast part of CLT metro could be a good thing. Looking back at some of the old storm maps on Webb’s website, I wonder if we might end up with a snowfall footprint similar to 2/23-24/1989. That storm was more of a marginal set up with temperatures in the 50s the day before and in the low 30s during the event so with the high sun angle of late February we did lose a good bit of accumulation during the day to melting.
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Good luck brother. You have waited a long time. I really think your area is money right now just with the absolute cold air mass, your rates could be insanity.
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Interesting. So the AI and graphcast detatch the S/W from waveguide completely. That explains the big warm nose on the AI as well, the WAR is nosing given the slowed wave. This type of solution is more boom potential but also riskier View attachment 164360
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Yeah I want no part of that slower and warmer action. Keep it connected and bring it on out. May be good for the NW crowd though if it’s fairly strong
 
griteater said:
Yeah I want no part of that slower and warmer action. Keep it connected and bring it on out. May be good for the NW crowd though if it’s fairly strong
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Those east of 77 would be playing with fire big time if we start doing that. Back my way probably would love it depending on just how slow and amped it gets.
 
Talk of this storm is going to do this, and it’s going to hit here, and it’s not going to hit here is all a whole bunch of speculation. This is many days out. We can make guesses, but everybody’s in the game here. No one knows for sure how this is going to go down
 
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