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Wintry January 21-23 2025
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Chattownsnow
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Honestly it would be Jan 1988 but twice as bad looking at the snow map from 1988 and the euro1988 all over again go look back at that storm!
It was EPIC!
Dam son
88’ is calling. Come home Mack
This pattern coming up looks very 2014ish imho
Psalm 148:8
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Oh my WORD! She’s a beaut Clark!! Cue the Fred Sanford heart attack, never have I ever!!!! The loudest thud heard round the southeast as every board member falls out of their chair if we get a look like this inside 3 days! We collectively register on the Richter Scale!!!
I was just about to say this. If you remember the EURO/EPS combo really latched onto that February storm this far out. Nothing as crazy as that EURO just now but you could definitely tell the ingredients were there
That’s a strong signal… 
Won’t take much snow cover to become ridiculously cold.
That is one storm I recall we knew as coming fairly far out. Also the 2002 Jan storm as well. At least a week
EPS 3 run trend. That west coast ridge is hawt
rburrel2
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Euro AI is cold and dry for this storm. It does have light snow from a weaker wave around hr288 though.
Euro Graphcast has a big storm but it's too far north/too warm. Ice storm for NC though with classic CAD.
So split the difference and we're good?
Euro Graphcast has a big storm but it's too far north/too warm. Ice storm for NC though with classic CAD.
So split the difference and we're good?
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Some Atlanta station mentioned this storm on the models last night on their weather news report.. I don’t watch local news wx but my family had it on and happened to see it.. surprised that they mentioned it.. guess if it happens they wanted to claim first dibs 
Pulled some EPS 24 hour snow charts for big cities cause I’m bored. Clearly a small signal we can build on
Six Mile Wx
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We’re really gonna need to see some support soon! So far, only faint support in the ensembles. Means looked skewed from one big event. Let’s bring this one home!
I think that's a sage approach as well. My BS meter is way up right now but it sure is something I will forever wishcast for!!!
Something tells me this is one of those times where a winter storm will show up on every model run, in some form or fashion, right up until verification. There will be some highs and lows for sure, but this looks like a pattern that will produce and the euro may be locked in for a very long track storm system.
Allan is interested
I always like when you see a general good projected pattern rewarded with periodic fantasy runs across several model suites. The clown maps are useless, but the fact that activity is showing up on the Ops AND the ensembles (as opposed to one or two rogue ensemble members) validates the legitimacy of the pattern and the gives greater confidence that it will produce something. So, good stuff today.
My biggest concerns are either we swing the ridge out west neg tilt, or we shove the western ridge to far east, the 2nd option is becoming more possible as models pick up on the +EAMT
This pattern is just so sweet after the past several years of pattern fails. Just to be in the game so soon after this past storm makes this winter A+ in my book. I am glad to see Allan is interested.
Sorry - had to post this from the Euro. 2.5 inches of ZR near Valdosta?? Wtf
Either 42° rain or bare ground with single digit low temperatures.
We must connect in the middle.
Drizzle Snizzle
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Dang, Valdosta already went through that hurricane. Can't afford another disaster like this.
NoSnowATL
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Northern GOM gonna freeze over
Decent agreement for Day 9-10
BHS1975
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Looks like Siberia is about to be unleashed.
Drizzle Snizzle
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Dang look at that snow gradient to the south of Huntsville. Goes from 9" to 2" in like 30 miles.
BHS1975
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I've see it before between Raleigh and Durham.
Snow_chaser
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lol ice fishing charters in the GOM
Drizzle Snizzle
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Usually more snow in Durham than Raleigh ?
ghost1
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Don’t know if I’ve ever seen a coast to coast temp map like this before! The US becomes Siberia
SnowmanVol99
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Most of Tennessee did not receive 8-12, only around Memphis was that the case. Most of Tennessee received 2.5 to 5. Edit my bad I thought you were talking about the last storm, not 1988.
Iceagewhereartthou
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And that one was spot on!
Snowman63
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Thank you for correcting yourself because I was about to. lol
I'm looking at analogs to the Euro run (why of course)
Best one I've got is early February 1967. At the beginning of the loop, there is a winter storm affecting the mid-south along the arctic boundary, while the wave for the storm of interest is dropping into Idaho - it then digs into Texas before moving east, with the surface low tracking from the SE gulf to off Hatteras
Best one I've got is early February 1967. At the beginning of the loop, there is a winter storm affecting the mid-south along the arctic boundary, while the wave for the storm of interest is dropping into Idaho - it then digs into Texas before moving east, with the surface low tracking from the SE gulf to off Hatteras