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It’s so close to a huge deform band even further west with that look12z CMC, futher south compared to its 0z solution: Track consensus is tightening no doubt. Matter now of if /how much or little it tightens up 2/3 contour verse 1 expansive contour
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The Wake County Sounding for the 6 inch part
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It would be nice if the Canadian was correct for once. It has dew points in the low 20s across a lot of NC the day before the event.GEFS slowly trending stronger with the HP out in front of this system. having lower dewpoints initially will help with evaporative cooling, and at this point, we don't need all that much. even lower elevations west of the mountains are just a few degrees away from a marshmallow eventView attachment 62493
Dismissed this as primarily an NC storm but trends like these are making me think N ATL may be in the game...
That's about there for Wake. 32 at that surface and just below at 850 for snow making.12z CMC, futher south compared to its 0z solution: Track consensus is tightening no doubt. Matter now of if /how much or little it tightens up 2/3 contour verse 1 expansive contour
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The Wake County Sounding for the 6 inch part
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Going to be a painful few days watching each set of runs when 50-75 miles and a slight difference in strength will take a location from a cold rain to a significant snowfall. The UK inching north wasn't what I wanted to see
I really thought it inched north at H5 vs 0z maybe I was wrong.UK really hasn't moved much...been fairly consistent. There is surprisingly good agreement with the UK/CMC/Euro at this range.
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