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Wintry January 8-9 Wintery Weather Potential!

FallsLake said:
I would extend the 10% band (or create a separate polygon for the northern coastal plan into SE Va. Some of the models show this potential along with what RAH mentioned.
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Your right, might add some stuff later if I see more consistency with that, like I said tho I think tho only problem would be, it’s coming thru peak heating with marginal sfc temps 4D8E37FC-3BB4-4D08-BD24-600C3511D2FF.jpeg
 
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Northern Upstate = Landrum
 
Definitely would feel more comfortable with a surface low track like 200 miles S and E of where it currently is. It’s a good look for the mountains, though.
 
superjames1992 said:
Definitely would feel more comfortable with a surface low track like 200 miles S and E of where it currently is. It’s a good look for the mountains, though.
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Yeah honestly I think for any hope at accumulating snow, it would be on the backside of the system ith CAA aloft/deformation zone sets up
 
Just curious. What is the southern extent of the upstate ? Are Greenwood and Newberry in the upstate ?
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Your right, might add some stuff later if I see more consistency with that, like I said tho I think tho only problem would be, it’s coming thru peak heating with marginal sfc temps View attachment 62423
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I think you're close but that elevation needs to be considered more for the areas in red as opposed to their Piedmont Counterpart. A lot of people forget that even Hendersonville has a higher elevation than Asheville, Sylva or Marshall. I think those areas will do good here.



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