So I got a question. Why not just have the run like it is, with snow behind artic front(overrunning)? That way you don’t have to worry about a low causing WAA problems?? I guess both ways could work.
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Wintry January 29th-30th ARCC Slam Dunk Winter Weather Threat
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Lol, yeah that to
I would say because arctic fronts with snow on the backside rarely work out. If we had the front to stall and then get a wave to run along it we would have something. The event as modeled doesn't excite me and will back way away from snow 95% of the time as we near the event.
well good thing we got about 35 model runs left. ???
GFS also appeared to pop somewhat of a low after the frontal passage. It was just further south into the gulf
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Or it could trend better
Hmm, the 0z FV3 may have the low on the tail end of the front that I'm looking for.
I was looking at that earlier. As you can see there is shower activity down in the Gulf, which can indicate a devloping low. I'm all in for a Gulf low with a Miller A track, with fresh deep cold air to the north.
It could, but as far as I know, the pigs are still running free and happy in north AL. None of them to my knowledge have sprouted wings because they are in danger.
Death by a thousand cuts.
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IM LIKE A KID AT CHRISTMAS WAITING ON THE EURO WHILE IM WORKING 
Snowflowxxl
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Here it comes 
Believe euro is going to have a different look.
RollTide18
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Congrats Chicago?
Stormlover
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Euro fail compared to 12Z...but things are going to go back and forth....event is still there.
Certainly doesn’t look like a southern snowstorm..
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Based off the free maps looks like a low trying to develop at the base of the trough
