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Wintry Machine Learning Mauler 1/30-2/1

Continue to think even if the LP or ULL don’t tick west, the precip shield will widen more and we will start seeing folks in the western carolinas seeing pockets of totals pushing what we see on the coast.
i think there will be an intriguing CAMs vs Globals split

at this point i think the AIs provide the chassis, globals show what's possible, CAMs nail down the minutia
 
Just out of curiosity, what are the 2m temps at RDU on the CMC

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So I dug back into our previous thread and this was the same lead time everything shifted and the players were exposed. We lost the long flat overrunning look on the 00z runs on Monday the 19th (GFS tried to keep it somewhat but the trend was apparent) and it became evident that we were going to amp. The Canadian was the first model to bark as it showed a low running inland and tried to rain out the wedge
 
For Alabama and Georgia. We need to keep an eye on the little short wave that kicks off a weak slider before the cyclone bombs off the Atlantic coast, too. It wouldn't take much for the precip shield to expand to the north a bit.View attachment 189830 t
Question: what is the snow pocket in LA? Interesting feature there.
 
For Alabama and Georgia. We need to keep an eye on the little short wave that kicks off a weak slider before the cyclone bombs off the Atlantic coast, too. It wouldn't take much for the precip shield to expand to the north a bit.View attachment 189830 t
Im happy that north/ne ga is continuing to be targeted by the leeside trough/meso low but I can't help but be jealous and envious of the Carolinas. Just once it would be nice if we as a whole got slammed and not have to sit back and watch others get amounts we in Georgia have hardly ever seen. That being said, its rather amazing the models are showing this band of heavier snow. It makes me wonder what the final outcome would be once the short term/higher res models get in range. I would imagine, as others have mentioned too there could be a rather impressive area of enhanced totals higher than what the global models are showing.
 
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Im happy that north/ne ga is continuing to be targeted by the leeside trough/meso low but I can't help but be jealous and envious of the Carolinas. Just once it would be nice if we as a whole got slammed and not have to sit back and watch others get amounts we in Georgia have hardly ever seen. That being said, its rather amazing the models are showing this band of heavier snow. It makes me wonder what the final outcome would be once the short term/higher res models get in range. I would imagine there could be a rather impressive area of enhanced totals higher than what the global models are showing.
Assume you mean higher in GA. Would be nice. But there’s a point where one has to wonder what is too much snow. At what point do roofs start collapsing?

Don’t think that will be an issue in GA though. After this last storm, I’d not want too much snow hanging over my head. I’d be happy with 4-6 inches. Though I’d not be sad with a foot.

I’m sure these totals will come down. Seems they always do. But I do hope the folks in the Carolinas get something that makes up for the drought. Just not roof collapsing.
 
Assume you mean higher in GA. Would be nice. But there’s a point where one has to wonder what is too much snow. At what point do roofs start collapsing?

Don’t think that will be an issue in GA though. After this last storm, I’d not want too much snow hanging over my head. I’d be happy with 4-6 inches. Though I’d not be sad with a foot.

I’m sure these totals will come down. Seems they always do. But I do hope the folks in the Carolinas get something that makes up for the drought. Just not roof collapsing.

Don't think 1-2 feet is roof collapsing plus this will be dryer, lighter snow. Not the heavy wet snow variety so they should fine if these amounts came to fruition.
 
Don't think 1-2 feet is roof collapsing plus this will be dryer, lighter snow. Not the heavy wet snow variety so they should fine if these amounts came to fruition.
True. I’m still suffering PTSD from this last storm. Thankfully that nightmare didn’t pan out, but it’s gonna take some getting used to before I’m cheering on extremes again.

Was hoping to take a break, but this is so close to maybe something. I can’t look away. Yet again, I’m here until all hope is lost or we score!

Edit: sorry. Thought this was in banter. Ya sure there isn’t a site setting to show the thread name near the reply box? Cuz nobody wants to read abt me needing therapy in a storm thread.
 
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Assume you mean higher in GA. Would be nice. But there’s a point where one has to wonder what is too much snow. At what point do roofs start collapsing?

Don’t think that will be an issue in GA though. After this last storm, I’d not want too much snow hanging over my head. I’d be happy with 4-6 inches. Though I’d not be sad with a foot.

I’m sure these totals will come down. Seems they always do. But I do hope the folks in the Carolinas get something that makes up for the drought. Just not roof collapsing.
Lol are you being serious? 20 inches of 20 to 1 snow is the same weight as 8 inches of 8 to 1 snow. Last I checked 8 inches of snow doesn't collapse roofs unless its made of card board. But nevermind any of that because no one is going to sniff anything close to that or half of that either. Which is my point.
 
Euro kinda making the same move as the AI but it still looks fine to me, just need to not keep that eastward advancement of the vort going like it’s done the last 2
 
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