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Pattern January Thread - The Final Chapter
whatalife
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You should contact him ASAP and ask him how buying a sled worked out for him. LOL!
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And that should do it, Euro says...
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olhausen
Member
Yep this one doesn't look great. The euro does have me right on the edge of getting an inch of snow. The way this winter has gone I will consider that a huge victory if it pans out.
pcbjr
Member
I second that motion.
packfan98
Moderator
NWS Raleigh is keeping the possibility of flurries on the table:
The continental flow will keep us dry for much of the period but
there is some question about Sunday night when a developing low off
of the east coast interacts with an upper level wave to our
northwest. The end result could be enough moisture to produce a few
flurries or brief snow showers across the northern tier of the
forecast area Sunday night into early Monday morning. QPF values are
very low at this time so no accumulation is expected. Temperature
profiles and partial thicknesses look cold enough at this time to
support snow but if precipitation were to occur across the southern
tier at all it could present as flurries or sprinkles. Again, very
minimal no impact event if it occurs at all.
The continental flow will keep us dry for much of the period but
there is some question about Sunday night when a developing low off
of the east coast interacts with an upper level wave to our
northwest. The end result could be enough moisture to produce a few
flurries or brief snow showers across the northern tier of the
forecast area Sunday night into early Monday morning. QPF values are
very low at this time so no accumulation is expected. Temperature
profiles and partial thicknesses look cold enough at this time to
support snow but if precipitation were to occur across the southern
tier at all it could present as flurries or sprinkles. Again, very
minimal no impact event if it occurs at all.
Yeah, but it's light and boring.
Storm5
Member
Better yet, hit the lights on winter! Nothing is looking good, unless you like heat ! Worst winter in along time! Or since 2012!And that should do it, Euro says...
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I never completely give up on these things even if it's just the slightest possibility of seeing a flake or two, it's almost like a sickness.
packfan98
Moderator
Same for me. I'll strain my eyes to look for a flake. I like counting up the number of calendar days that I see flakes for the winter. This year...2. Some years have been 6-7 with the nickel and dime events.
Stormlover
Member
I'm all in for the Valentines Storm threat(just wait, it will come)
One of my all time favorite storms was a storm around Valentine's Day 2010.I'm all in for the Valentines Storm threat(just wait, it will come)
Cad Wedge NC
Member
Yeah, we are all sick to some degree. However, I am with you concerning watching a potential system until it is obviously not going to materialize. That's just how most of our brains work.
It better, tired of getting ripped off.I'm all in for the Valentines Storm threat(just wait, it will come)
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There's still hope ! This is what FFC had to say this afternoon in regards to Sunday evening and night:
Temps
during the latter portion of the evening into the early overnight
hours will be supportive of a light rain/snow mix across north
Georgia (north of metro ATL into the mountains) and all snow highest
elevations.
Temps
during the latter portion of the evening into the early overnight
hours will be supportive of a light rain/snow mix across north
Georgia (north of metro ATL into the mountains) and all snow highest
elevations.
ATLwxfan
Member