ForsythSnow
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I would say that there are a few places that won't see anything, like TN, MS, AL and N GA. Basically last storm area and NW.Nothing is off the table.
I would say that there are a few places that won't see anything, like TN, MS, AL and N GA. Basically last storm area and NW.Nothing is off the table.
Monster hit for MA and NE but oh so close around here too....
Nothing is off the table.
And a step and a half for you. And me.
I suppose this event is just out of the question for Atlanta..? Yeah I guess so just fantasy now?Yep, I'm officially on board now haha, this is just so darn fickle but if we miraculously play everything right we'll hit the jackpot. A little extra dibatic heating in the NE Gulf would be nice so we can tilt this sucker negative more quickly...
December 21st, 1989 reanalysis map.
12z GFS Jan 2nd
Could this possibly affect eastern South Carolina?I would say if we can get this further west, GA and Carolinas are in play
looks like somebody broke the CMC
The entire town of Fuquay knows I just saw thisThis run is super weenie hut general levels of weenie
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Chris, exactly what are we needing in this setup? We need the chaser not be so fast and get timed right to connect,phase with the main wave? I think ideally we'd like this to phase on the Ala/Ga border for a more widespread event.**IF** we can keep the trends going and get back to something like it originally had, then GA and Carolinas would be in play yes...at this point, I don't know if we can fully get there.
At furthest I think Macon. I can't see us getting anything up here unless this low is on the coast or phases in the N Central Gulf, which is beyond reality.I suppose this event is just out of the question for Atlanta..? Yeah I guess so just fantasy now?
I'm glad to hear that I live in SuffolkHmm from the way it sounds like the UK is a hit for east NC/SE VA.