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Wintry January 3rd-6th, 2018 Winter Storm The ARCC/Xtreme Weather Special

RollTide18 said:
Three days is a lot of time for even a lot more areas west to get in the game.

Obviously I'm wishcasting.
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There is like a 5 percent chance for anything from Atlanta to the west and that’s being nice . We had our storm earlier this month . This clearly favors the eastern parts of the Carolinas . We need to pull for those members . Lots of wishcasting going on for parts of Georgia to the west .....
 
Your right. I just wish our previous storm was a bigger storm in Atlanta like past storms. If that was the cast I would be more readily rooting for them. We need a snow bomb in Atlanta like the 82 Snow jam or something haha. Minus the traffic jams.
 
Clayton Reid said:
Your right. I just wish our previous storm was a bigger storm in Atlanta like past storms. If that was the cast I would be more readily rooting for them. We need a snow bomb in Atlanta like the 82 Snow jam or something haha. Minus the traffic jams.
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??? That’s was Atlanta’s biggest storm in a long time
 
Clayton Reid said:
Not within the city. It's always mostly north of the city not around where I live or just south of the city or airport.
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Clayton Reid said:
Your right. I just wish our previous storm was a bigger storm in Atlanta like past storms. If that was the cast I would be more readily rooting for them. We need a snow bomb in Atlanta like the 82 Snow jam or something haha. Minus the traffic jams.
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Do you think this will also be a Eastern Carolina to SE VA storm possibly
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All of these constant IMBY questions are reaching the level of being supremely annoying. There's plenty of websites out there to look at free maps that will depict whether or not your area is plausible to receive frozen precipitation. The key at this point in time is to be looking for trends and not focusing on specific amounts.
 
Storm5 said:
There is like a 5 percent chance for anything from Atlanta to the west and that’s being nice . We had our storm earlier this month . This clearly favors the eastern parts of the Carolinas . We need to pull for those members . Lots of wishcasting going on for parts of Georgia to the west .....
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Yeah, It's time for the Carolias to get something after that disappointment you guys got last storm. Hopefully this is your storm! I can't see this becoming a N GA or Alabama system. I can see South GA and Central GA at best, and maybe the E halves of the Carolinas. I'm fine missing out on this storm unless it's by 5 miles.
 
Storm5 said:
There is like a 5 percent chance for anything from Atlanta to the west and that’s being nice . We had our storm earlier this month . This clearly favors the eastern parts of the Carolinas . We need to pull for those members . Lots of wishcasting going on for parts of Georgia to the west .....
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5% chance is still a chance. Yes it favors the Carolinas but stranger things have happened.
 
Storm5 said:
There is like a 5 percent chance for anything from Atlanta to the west and that’s being nice . We had our storm earlier this month . This clearly favors the eastern parts of the Carolinas . We need to pull for those members . Lots of wishcasting going on for parts of Georgia to the west .....
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We, at least may of us, did not get anything earlier this month:oops:
 
1300m said:
This is exactly what I was saying earlier. At H5 is looked better than at the surface.
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Both the EURO and GFS should have looked better at the surface. GFS has another SLP quite a bit of the low that pops off in the Bahamas. Not sure if it's convective feedback or not, but the thermal gradient one would think should be closer to the Wall of the Gulf Stream.
 
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