BHS1975
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That's gotta be the strongest ever for that latitude for a non tropical system.
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That's gotta be the strongest ever for that latitude for a non tropical system.
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LovingGulfLows
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March 1993 was 972 in Southern GA.
If someone told me this would be the forecast during a period of 10 days in January after we already had a winter storm .. I would laugh View attachment 108004.. this is impressive #januworryaboutnothing
BHS1975
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Meh. Several days of subfreezing highs would be impressive. Haven't see that in a long while.
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Say again? When did Dubuque, Iowa become a Southeastern state? ?
How about that Canadian output earlier. rekt
Avalanche
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If I got a third of that....
Nice spot to have the icon at hour 168 for our next week threat. 
us every 3 days asking this pattern what we got next. A line of Candidates patiently waiting their turn on every model
Brent
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It's sad out here when I wish this would verify. Something besides a flurry
Shaggy
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GFS also had several storms in the pipeline with most being pretty suppressed which is right where we want them.
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Keep an eye on Mon/Tues. Swear this pattern reminds me so much of jan 2000, The greatest 10 day stretch of winter wx ever in central NC.
This Fri event and a artic front left behind draped across the GOM/Deep South. Watch for any pesky NS vorts nose diving down into this area. Regardless we have runners on the bases to score some more this month. Hopefully we can knock em in.
This Fri event and a artic front left behind draped across the GOM/Deep South. Watch for any pesky NS vorts nose diving down into this area. Regardless we have runners on the bases to score some more this month. Hopefully we can knock em in.
This is a great look day 7 on the EPS. Big low in SE Canada, heights building in western provinces. That's 2 big check marks. Of course way out there in fantasy land so usual caveats apply.
Maybe this is the noreaster that leads to a pattern breakdown. ?
Maybe this is the noreaster that leads to a pattern breakdown. ?
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Tons of variability on the GEFS members beyond 72 hours. It's crazy. Anything could pop up in the long range, which is now between 72 and 120 hours, I think.
I see signs of maybe a change late this month and into first few days into FEB. noticing more and more storms along the west coast as we start FEB
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Me too. I think we are about to switch to a trough in the west in February. I also don't see any real promising setups in the next two weeks. It's looking like we are going to leave January with a few cold rains and near average temps. That will not erase the huge warm departure's earlier this month. I can see Atlanta staying 4 to 5 degrees above average for the month, easy.
Its just incredible to me where KATL's temps are still after 18 days, KPDK , which is around 15 miles north is over 2 degrees colder. I'm 15 miles north of KPDK and I'm 51.5/34.2. Just a crazy gradient.
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