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Brick Tamland
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Looking good for NC from Wake and to the west. Picking up even 1 to 3 inches in the Triangle would be a nice hit from this one.
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Wintry January 29th-30th ARCC Slam Dunk Winter Weather Threat
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Stormlover
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I played in that game.
Stormlover
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Nam looking good on long range.
Appear as if NAM 12km is trying to maybe form a seperate wave by hour 78, trough axis looks sharper and precip is realized but better than last run *edit it failed to do so, still a good run tho 
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What a great memory for you and a great game too. Welcome to the board by the way!
Stormlover
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NAM radar at 6AM Tues. Already 2 inches on the ground in nw ala by then.
Far as run goes out too.
the NAM is pretty much meaningless this far out isnt it ?
NAM is different than the gfs, energy on NAM is slower but stronger, gfs kinda has a more progressive look but it’s the 84 hour nam ?
Yeah, but it is interesting to see what it says.
Stormlover
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The temperature contrast along the front is very impressive to say the least.
ICON was slower this run.
Stormlover
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Icon 
Icon just looks weird in general lol
RobertRath
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Meaning the duration of the event was longer or the onset of the event was delayed?
Stormlover
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from met. jason simpson in huntsville 
Ilovesnow28
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Can't wait to see what the 0z Euro model show for this system on Tuesday... Hope it trends better and stronger
I said it last January and I'll say it again in this case. If the Euro is correct with the surface low, there will be a shaft zone to the NW where the energy transfers. You can see that starting to happen on this run above.
Pretty encouraging runs so far, let’s see if the GFS can keep things going in the right direction.
RollTide18
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Yep, sorry if it sounds too imby but I’m rooting for a surface low to develop cause I’m not sure the clipper alone will get it done.
Well gfs looks like ?? this run.
Storm5
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North miss and north Alabama shafted this run
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Snowflowxxl
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GFS continues with less precip, also shaft the northern areas pretty bad.
Storm5
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Interesting that GFS seems to be trending south with the snow. Now south Louisiana looks to get in on some action too.
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JLL1973
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Doesn't surprise me at all. I've seen systems like this dry up many times.
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Stormlover
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yep, dumpster is where it goes
Snowflowxxl
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Stormlover
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wow, you believe this model and not the others...lol
Is that coastal storm having a effect ? Seems as if its trying to interact a little bit at the clipper type system, cmc looks like It might be dogsh*t btw
JLL1973
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No but I've lived here 45 years and I have seen this happen over and over again.
Well fv3 has trended better for north/central Alabama at 84 hours from what I can see on noaa website.
Coastal seems to be doing something to affect the clipper by my untrained eyes 
Storm5
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No doubt history is on the drying up closer to the event side
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Stormlover
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you've been negative at every chance you get..over the years..and you know it...sorry, back on topic