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Pattern Januworry

ForsythSnow said:
Bombs away, 30+" in RDU too
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The system we are going to be dealing with for the next 24-36 hours is just the appetizer before the main course comes in next weekend! I know my chances of winning the Mega Millions are better than seeing something like this but I like what I'm seeing for next Friday and Saturday.
 
weather bubba said:
The system we are going to be dealing with for the next 24-36 hours is just the appetizer before the main course comes in next weekend! I know my chances of winning the Mega Millions are better than seeing something like this but I like what I'm seeing for next Friday and Saturday.
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It would be interesting to know how many times that has even been modeled before. Much less actually come to fruition. Amazing!
 
griteater said:
La Ninas getting better and El Ninos getting worse??

Kind of seems that way, though I would still like to rock and roll with Mod or Strong Nino (just not the super strong Ninos like 15-16). Lot of the weak El Ninos post 1980 have been poor winters

Note the trend of AAM increasing during La Ninas.....and that Dec 2021 was highest AAM during a La Nina since Dec 1995 (Winter of 95-96) which was a 'wintry winter'. Dec 2021 AAM spike and MJO movement likely contributing factors to our more wintry pattern in Jan.

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I've heard it all now!
 
Wow really coming down … this is going to be one great event that I think will overpreform it’s just accumulating so quickly and we’re going to be colder tomorrow. Probably will end up with a half an inch if I’m lucky

truly a table setter
 
Storm5 said:
Man there are some brutal cold blasts showing in the long range . Still think we have one or two more board wide threats before February 10th


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Yeah whether we get something or not,gonna be some fun model runs coming up
 
WxGSO said:
I still think we'll have a couple more threats to track during the coming weeks. Nothing set in stone yet as but when you have digging cold air and energy flying around to the south you have be on the lookout.
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The 120 hour frame, is intriguing, I'd count everything to be in play with winter systems until it's almost go time lol. If the low pressure would bomb some over the gulf and time it right with cold air we would get a nice little snow. Waiting to see the 12z model suite.
 
Zander98al said:
Hmm euro a bit more optimistic with colder air in assocation with this wave. Is this finally Alabamas chance for some statewide snow? (Probably not) ?.View attachment 109062
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The timing continues to be off for the vast majority of the SE on models as of now for that Tuesday Gulf low to give wintry precip. When the moisture arrives, it isn’t meeting up with an Arctic high to its north and also there’s no stubborn low level cold (wedge) to meet up with the moisture for the Ga/Carolina CAD areas. So, this is still looking to be a mostly no big deal for wintry for at least the bulk of the SE. Mostly looking like everyone’s favorite, a cold rain. Maybe though there would be some light stuff on the backside in those areas prone to that sort of thing. The caveat to all of this is that there’s still a small chance for things to change enough to make it more of a wintry threat only because it is still 4-4.5 days out.
 
GaWx said:
The timing continues to be off for the vast majority of the SE on models as of now for that Tuesday Gulf low to give wintry precip. When the moisture arrives, it isn’t meeting up with an Arctic high to its north and also there’s no stubborn low level cold (wedge) to meet up with the moisture for the Ga/Carolina CAD areas. So, this is still looking to be a mostly no big deal for wintry for at least the bulk of the SE. Mostly looking like everyone’s favorite, a cold rain. Maybe though there would be some light stuff on the backside in those areas prone to that sort of thing. The caveat to all of this is that there’s still a small chance for things to change enough to make it more of a wintry threat only because it is still 4-4.5 days out.
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I'm watching this one for the mountains, though. Could be a nice little snowfall to chase with marginal temps so the roads are clear.
 
GaWx said:
The timing continues to be off for the vast majority of the SE on models as of now for that Tuesday Gulf low to give wintry precip. When the moisture arrives, it isn’t meeting up with an Arctic high to its north and also there’s no stubborn low level cold (wedge) to meet up with the moisture for the Ga/Carolina CAD areas. So, this is still looking to be a mostly no big deal for wintry for at least the bulk of the SE. Mostly looking like everyone’s favorite, a cold rain. Maybe though there would be some light stuff on the backside in those areas prone to that sort of thing. The caveat to all of this is that there’s still a small chance for things to change enough to make it more of a wintry threat only because it is still 4-4.5 days out.
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Yeah 4-5 days out is a LOT for a winter setup lol. Just a thing to keep in mind that this setup may change some. And things may mesh together better
 
Zander98al said:
Yeah 4-5 days out is a LOT for a winter setup lol. Just a thing to keep in mind that this setup may change some. And things may mesh together better
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I think the changes that would need to happen to get the cold air into the boundary layer would need to be showing up on the short range models in the 48 to 64 hour time frame. So we really only have about 2 days for it to change.
 
weatherfide said:
Icon has something at the end of the run. Too early to really know anything concrete, though.
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It also joined the GFS on the tuesday snow for N GA. I've been looking at this time frame but given the GFS was on an island I wasn't thinking too much of it. Now that it's closer and unchanged, I'll look to what the Euro will show.
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I'm betting this'll be another close no show for central Alabama ?. Eventually we have to catch a break lol.
 
BufordWX said:
I wouldn’t write Tuesday off yet at this point. Especially for northeast Georgia and surrounding areas. GFS was quite interesting. Surface temperatures gonna be very marginal but there is still time for things to trend one way or the other.View attachment 109124View attachment 109125View attachment 109126
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1642781524169.pngIt's honestly mostly surface temps that are the thing that's marginal fortunately. With enough moisture and the timing being morning it can be pulled off.
 
The players are on the field for next weekend on all major models just have to hope we get the best timing possible for a phase. Huge huge potential


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