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Wintry January 29th-30th ARCC Slam Dunk Winter Weather Threat
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12z UK looks good.
buckinbronco
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Yes Ukie seems wetter...
From the NWS out of Bham
Storm5
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Wxbell looks different
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Euro is going to bring the goods and GFS/GEFS will continue to play catch up to the Euro and NAM.
When ever the EPS mean snowfall output map is available, someone please post it.
Looks good from what I can tell
Storm5
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Euro looks warmer
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ATLwxfan
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Storm5
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Yeah euro is for sure warmer vs previous runs
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Well that’s not good.
RollTide18
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Yikes that's not good
That’s not good.
Looks like .5-1.5 inch snow with 10:1 ratios and 1-3 with higher ratios. I would be happy with that, but just don’t want it to trend any worse.
ATLwxfan
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I think WRF and NAM will have a better handle on temps than The globals as we get closer.
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RollTide18
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Well that's not as bad as I thought, looks to favor areas a little more south though.
Snowflowxxl
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The WRF is trash with temps, massive cold bias
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Yeah your right, even tho this run is not as big, it favors area around my neck of woods
Omg euro nooo dont do this
That's actually more realistic though with this particular system. As I was saying this morning, I don't think this system will bring widespread 2-3"
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What do you think, widespread 1-2"? Still a win in my book
Are you thinking a general widespread dusting to 1 inch for most areas ?
GeorgiaGirl
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With the "warmer" comment, I honestly wonder if that meant more rain as from what I could tell on the free maps, the energy looked fine.
Hold on, let me look.
Edit: I can't tell since weather.us on the free maps is slow.
Hold on, let me look.
Edit: I can't tell since weather.us on the free maps is slow.
I just want temps to be cold enough to cause issues. I was not a big fan of euro warming the temps on that run.
A dusting to 1.5" Isolated 2". Oh yeah, getting something is always a win!
Storm5
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Euro had my backyard going into the mid twenties by afternoon on previous runs . This run is much warmer
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Why is it showing an area of snow in between areas of rain to the west and east ? If it was really an arctic front would it really change from rain to snow back to rain ?
I think the cold air is the issue. Looks like we don’t see the quickest change over. Again for most of GA time of day isn’t our friend
An historic arctic outbreak for the record books and cold air is the issue ?
Euro looks more like a system with rate driven snow
ATLwxfan
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I wonder if the coastal low preceding it can be strong enough to dry and more cold there ahead of the front? Maybe I am totally wrong
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NoSnowATL
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For the Midwest yes. It’s not historic for the SE.
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GeorgiaGirl
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Lol it doesn't matter if it's very light. I was sitting at 32 with light rain/sleet because the precip wasn't very heavy in La Fayette after the Christmas snow moved out. Yes, plain rain outside of the sleet at freezing.
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I don't believe this map, falling temps below freezing will not go from rain to snow back to rain with an strong Artic front