Ilovesnow28
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This bama boy representing Tuscaloosa is all in for a flurry if it's all I get and call it a successful winter.... #ALLIN
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Wintry January 29th-30th ARCC Slam Dunk Winter Weather Threat
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RollTide18
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2,3,4, and 16 clearly favor a higher end event, slim chance of it happening but the potential is there.
mydoortotheworld
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Sorry I didn't have access to the FV3 maps like darkknight did so I couldn't see it for myself. From today's trends it is very apparent that is no longer a solution that is on the table but nonetheless MS, TN, AL, and NW GA look decent right now
@Storm5 how likely would you think a low could form on the cold front and make this a bigger deal??
If I had to guess myself. I would say maybe 30 percent chance. Maybe.
olhausen
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I’m all in on all of next week! Multiple disturbances bringing the goods with very cold temps. Getting very hard not to get excited as the gfs shows snow and only 4 days out up here.
Fv3
Does anyone know why that happens.??
Losing the energy from this clipper going to the northeast??
Depends on what you consider a bigger deal to be . I honestly believe 1-2 totals with crashing temps is a huge deal . But if your looking for like 3-5 inch totals I’d say I’m at 12 percent
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You have your Huntsville GEFS chart you can post for everyone ??
olhausen
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Man I just looked at the 12z euro and I can’t believe how identical it is to the 18z gfs for next week at least. It has the big storm around the same time on Monday night and also has the multiple smaller disturbances later in the week just like the 18z gfs. What could go wrong? Lol
Stormlover
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not yet, probably about 6:30
There will be higher snow ratio also with this setup.
That’s a very odd set up, as modeled. Can’t remember ever seeing a front/precip movement like that? But abnormally cold air, can cause abnormal events! Good luck
The mountains. It’s very easy to get cold into TN, AL and MS, sometimes bitter cold, while E of the mountains are in the 40s/50s and downslope dries up the precip
GeorgiaGirl
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Actually think someone said that this is an energy transfer situation. Unless we can get a low to develop at the base of the trough, this is a no dice outside of the western part of the SE and maybe parts of NW Georgia and a part of NC.
This is correct. So far, no credible evidence that a wave will develop along the tail end of the front. Back in the day, that kind of thing wasn’t so uncommon. Now, you hardly ever see it. Not sure why.