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Pattern Jarring January

Storm5 said:
Nothing shabby about the wave in the PNW at 84 on the 00z NAM other than the fact it’s the 84 hour NAM
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Boy! Are we grasping at straws...


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Storm5 said:
Nothing shabby about the wave in the PNW at 84 on the 00z NAM other than the fact it’s the 84 hour NAM
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The CMC has it as well. We really need the s/w to remain separate from the northern branch so it doesnt get absorbed into the mean flow, which wouldn't give it a chance to dig, and this stream separation is what we need to give us some moist WSW-SWly flow and a storm here around New Years. It's a long shot but I guess there's a tiny chance.
 
whamby said:
For you cold weather naysayers, the Euro 5 days ago was wrong about the strength of the high currently controlling our weather.. GFs too strong, Euro slightly too weak. Book it. Play dice.
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Like I said earlier, the GFS is in all likelihood wrong on the cold but it has support in there actually being a more than run of the mill cold snap around New Years. Let's start with is there even going to be a New Years storm? If no, that warms things up some.
 
Clem282340 said:
This looks like the same storm we had a couple weeks ago where upstate gets left out of it
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Not at all the same kind of storm. It'd be snow for you, as depicted. It would snow to the coast of SC before ending, as depicted. CAE would pull 4-6 inches from it easy. Your area not sure, but colder temps, at least the same 4 inches+
 
Shawn said:
Not at all the same kind of storm. It'd be snow for you, as depicted. It would snow to the coast of SC before ending, as depicted. CAE would pull 4-6 inches from it easy. Your area not sure, but colder temps, at least the same 4 inches+
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how many inches for the upstate if this storm stay on the same path as the GFS is saying
 
Clem282340 said:
how many inches for the upstate if this storm stay on the same path as the GFS is saying
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"Not at all the same kind of storm. It'd be snow for you, as depicted. It would snow to the coast of SC before ending, as depicted. CAE would pull 4-6 inches from it easy. Your area not sure, but colder temps, at least the same 4 inches+"
 
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