bingcrosbyb
Member
Absolutely destroying NC coastline at 966mb. Just a Ridiculous run. One of the more memorable weenie runs in years.
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Pattern Januworry
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Absolutely destroying NC coastline at 966mb. Just a Ridiculous run. One of the more memorable weenie runs in years.
packfan98
Moderator
One of the best parts of the run is that there is zero freezing rain. Paste bomb or nothing!
Parker
Member
Models have definitely been locking in on a potential monster storm. Hope it keeps trending well and bombs a little further west. Anybody got the maps for areas further west? I'm on the wife's phone
packfan98
Moderator
There's been several over the past few days. Never one this close in though, I believe.
Cadi40
Member
The fact that this is within 7 days speaks volume, I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen such a prolific run at a reasonable hour.
I have been on here for years and have never seen a run that nuts 6-7 days away. I mean just wow.
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Zander98al
Guest
Looks like a good snow for us in Alabama. 2-3 inches in central and north alabama, but of course it's global models. So when mesoscale ones come around it'll probably be more if this event holds
Hypsometric
Member
FWIW - Korean model was quite frankly one of the more consistent and better models with the last storm.
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Logan Is An Idiot 02
Guest
Interesting this is there hasn’t been a ton of weenie runs from the GFS this winter. There have been a couple especially the one that had 50 inches in CLT. But there hasn’t been 2 weenie runs in a row all winter. Would like to see other models latch on but I’m interesting!
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Ron Burgundy
Member
That’s getting close to Blizzard of ‘93 territory.
This would be the storm for the ages. Basically Jan 2000,but on storoids. Everyone from the Central/Western Pidemount areas all the way to the coast would experience blizzard conditions at some point. Really,I have never seen anything like this that far south,so I give it almost no chance of this happening,though it would be really cool to see.
I count this one more since it's closer in range. Definitely a legit threat!
Round Oak Weather
Member
If and obviously it’s a big if, a storm like the GFS is showing or something kinda close to it were to materialize, there would likely be widespread Blizzard Warnings for most of NC/SC west of I-95
not buying this solution at all. i would expect the sleet line to be 5-10 more miles further inland. also snow maps not taking into effect soil temps and sun angle. toss
SnowsWonderful
Member
You sure this isn't the Dgex model? This gets going in Central TN/North AL & I only get maybe 4"+. I don't care. Please god let this happen for the Carolinas. How are ya'll going to keep us posted on accums during storm with no internet. HOLY SH!!