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Pattern Magnificent March

Enjoying there being no more long lasting torch for at least the next couple of weeks. We could easily not have the level and duration of warmth we just experienced the last couple of weeks until April or potentially even May! Some nice late winter/early spring wx to get out and enjoy. Thank you -NAO for your nice contribution.
 
GaWx said:
Enjoying there being no more long lasting torch for at least the next couple of weeks. We could easily not have the level and duration of warmth we just experienced the last couple of weeks until April or potentially even May! Some nice late winter/early spring wx to get out and enjoy. Thank you -NAO for your nice contribution.
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Ignoring the 80's on post-truncation of the past couple GFS runs and rather will be reveling in the next 10 days ... :p
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... and digging the heck out of seeing this again ...

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Larry (and anyone else) - The record warmth was OK, but given a choice ... We're in the same swampy camp! Keep the chill as long as possible; July will be here soon enough ...
Best!
Phil
 
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Webberweather53 said:
Stinks this pattern wasn't favorable for wintry weather at this point in February, there are a lot of very sizable events in east-central NC around this date. Our snowfall climo isn't as good as January but pound for pound we often see more big dogs when it does snow...
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A few days later around the 27th-28th and there's a butload of big dogs in the historical record w/ at least 6-8"+ of snow or 1/4"+ of ice in in the NWS RAH CWA including the aforementioned storm in late February 1963. I think you get the picture lol from mid February to early March when it actually manages to snow you're climatologically more likely to hit the jackpot in some part of east-central NC than at other times of the winter season.
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Commence weenie excitement in 5...4...3....

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Extremely warm followed by a cold 55 degree rain here in the upstate. This is how people get sick
 
Jon said:
Commence weenie excitement in 5...4...3....

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HP locked in but I'm not sure a 1025 would get the job done fore those outside of the mountains and maybe NNC WNC
 
Jon said:
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We got a nice trough right over and off the east coast that could lead to another big coastal for New England and the Mid-Atlantic a little over a week from now and it's looking more likely this E Canada block will stubbornly hang around a little longer than I thought. Our climatology is barely favorable enough and we have to somehow bank on a shortwave coming in right behind it and getting shunted by this vortex while it's still hanging around. That's a lot to ask for and we'll be splitting hairs at best but it's not too unreasonable to think you have a shot for at least token flakes if you're along and/north of I-40 or are in the Apps w/ a pattern like this if a few bounces also go our way. This is also about the only thing we have left to talk about so why not lol.
 
Webberweather53 said:
We got a nice trough right over and off the east coast that could lead to another big coastal for New England and the Mid-Atlantic a little over a week from now and it's looking more likely this E Canada block will stubbornly hang around a little longer than I thought. Our climatology is barely favorable enough and we have to somehow bank on a shortwave coming in right behind it and getting shunted by this vortex while it's still hanging around. That's a lot to ask for and we'll be splitting hairs at best but it's not too unreasonable to think you have a shot for at least token flakes if you're along and/north of I-40 or are in the Apps w/ a pattern like this if a few bounces also go our way. This is also about the only thing we have left to talk about so why not lol.
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I'd say the system on the 9th has more potential than that post-truncation one.
 
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