It’s close. Definitely needs some help.Not horrible , would like a taller ridge and the trough a bit west but at this lead I'll play
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Goofy keeps moving that low closer and closer to Fla., and that would bring Ga into the mix.Wish the cold make it a touch earlier on next weekend stuff
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So what do we have here? Just looking at precip maps looks like a low forming after a frontal pass? I don’t love the angle of cold here. Doesn’t really have time to build in the Carolinas verbatim. Maybe a chance to get that northern piece to dive in a bit further west, meet our southern piece and turn negative.Not horrible , would like a taller ridge and the trough a bit west but at this lead I'll play
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Looks like the low on top is associated with northern stream energy, so it moved thru first just quick enough to start the process of CAA and a secondary area of low pressure developed to our SE and caused a little bit of overrunning actionSomeone help me out here. I’m not smart. Why the dual low pressure systems? The one to our north kills any chance at a dry cold air feed. View attachment 102853
Should be good news if the two inched gave us a worse patternGEFS barely supports the GFS View attachment 102856
I'd take that and its at least inside the 180hr mark so we wait for the euro to kill our hopes! These are the kind of events i expect to see around here to give us our yearly average