iGRXY
Member
That’s 1.25” of solid ice in the CAD regions. Winds would likely be coming in at 10-20 mph with as stout as that wedge is. It would be lights out for everybody
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Wintry King Kong Winter Storm Potential Feb 13th-16th
- Thread starter deltadog03
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Did I mention I adore ice storms? Did I mention I have a generator?
FWIW, the NAM at 84 was way wnw with TPV vs the ICON. The ICON has been pretty consistent modeling a further east motion for quite some time now. It may turn out to be consistently wrong, but I have to hug it tonight.
FWIW, the NAM at 84 was way wnw with TPV vs the ICON. The ICON has been pretty consistent modeling a further east motion for quite some time now. It may turn out to be consistently wrong, but I have to hug it tonight.
00Z ICON: When the heaviest precip is moving into my area. ? ? ? 
EDIT: I'm seriously getting January 2005 vibes from this at least when it comes to how stout this CAD is on the ICON.
EDIT: I'm seriously getting January 2005 vibes from this at least when it comes to how stout this CAD is on the ICON.
SimeonNC
Member
Soooo
Ya'll weenies back out on the west side of this board, remember when many thought the midweek threat was DOA? Shave just a few degrees of the RGEM with this sneaky low-level cold, and say hello to the folks in line for milk, bread, and beer!
JLL1973
Member
That’s beautiful right there
iGRXY
Member
GFS is stronger and east with the TPV at 72.
Man that’s terrible, models handling that low level cold so badly 
And then there is this:
1056 Mb HP dropping into Montana, and the TPV looks great!
1056 Mb HP dropping into Montana, and the TPV looks great!
Who wants icon MSLP pattern for dinner ? 
SimeonNC
Member
What does this mean?
The true effect of the SSWE is really doing its part now in delivering some of the coldest air to the US, the SSWE is successful
ICON looks icy
iGRXY
Member
GFS is definitely colder at 102 and further Southeast with the TPV
SimeonNC
Member
a 1040 high over southern Canada/Northern NE
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Deleted member 609
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That took 6 weeks
NCSNOW
Member
We had that happen to me packfan, ollie if he was in Burlington December 2002. 1.25 freezing rain, temp was about 22 whole time. It was devasting. Whole county lost power [8 days myself] and the timber got brutalized. You get an inch qpf with low 20s, it is not for the faint hearted
Stephenb888
Member
What is the orange circle around ga,Sc,N.C.?
lexxnchloe
Member
That appears to be rain for everyone
Lol almost looks like the GFS almost wants to phase these 2 pieces, there way to close to each other here imo, but let’s see what this run does 
ATLwxfan
Member
Those temps are a real problem for ATL unless you want a skating rink on your driveway.
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Stormlover
Member
No, it even has some freezing rain in north Ala fri night
That’s not the storm
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Deleted member 609
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Southeast ridge is just screwing us out of snow here.
That TPV is taking forever to move away from the lakes 
ForsythSnow
Moderator
A 1048 will do some damage undeniably. That's no strength to mess with.
GFS is taking to long to move the TPV out away from the lakes, that doesn’t allow our CAD high to build in place
lexxnchloe
Member
Thats still all rain for the SE.Please don't fall apart
JLL1973
Member
Gfs with a lot of moisture over Texas. Will it hold together or fall apart?
Stormsfury
Member
But temps are colder in the Carolinas...
Locally, it shaved 4 to 8 degrees off in this timeframe..
The snow falling in TX amazingly are falling in temps hovering around 0°!
Stormlover
Member
That's a freaking winter storm headed into the SE!
RollTide18
Member
The GFS wants to turn the Bayou into an Ice Rink
Can’t get a proper CAD with the vortex hanging back over the lakes ?
nice and chilly
iGRXY
Member
GFS wants to basically make the TPV go stationary once over the GL. This model is a piece of garbage