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Pattern Marvelous March

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NVM. Thought the TT Icon maps had a ZR/IP color key. They do not. So yeah, ICON may be quite sleet/icy for a lot of places, even though it just shows the green & blue precipitation colors.
 
Shawn said:
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NVM. Thought the TT Icon maps had a ZR/IP color key. They do not. So yeah, ICON may be quite sleet/icy for a lot of places, even though it just shows the green & blue precipitation colors.
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Even down to the Midlands of temps were only 2-3 degrees colder especially with Icon warm bias all winter.
 
The GFS is still warmer in the SE for March 3 vs prior runs. What’s new?
No freeze ATL 3/3 vs one on the 18Z run.
It never ends.
 
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GaWx said:
The GFS is still warmer in the SE for March 3 vs prior runs. What’s new?
No freeze ATL 3/3 vs one on the 18Z run.
It never ends.
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Sorry for Atlanta but it shows a good southernn snow for most of NC ... it’s been getting more wintry every run. GOOD RUNS not bad
 
Nick_boynton_ said:
Sorry for Atlanta but it shows a good southernn snow for most of NC ... it’s been getting more wintry every run. GOOD RUNS not bad
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It also gets Upstate SC, northern Ga, Al, Ms and Tn in the game..... not that I'm paying attention.
 
Nick_boynton_ said:
Sorry for Atlanta but it shows a good southernn snow for most of NC ... it’s been getting more wintry every run. GOOD RUNS not bad
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Yep, definitely not a good run for ATL in more ways than one. And if it happens just like the 12Z run has, ATL snow weenies will be quite upset at being teased with only a little snow accumulating north side and none in city south.
 
It's a good looking final product, but it's hard not to think the models are overdoing the cold press at 190 hours out, as is usually the case. We have a weak high in the NE, which is ok, and a low that takes a great track. Only 8 more days to keep the track exactly like it is and the PV far enough south to offset the weak high. Seems like a tall task. But the signal is there and strong for a storm with at least some cold air available. That's all we can really ask for at this point.

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I really like where we are headed. Seems as if we substituted February and January for March and maybe even April and seems as if March will be what we wanted this month or last. If we get several systems that actually produce I'm sure everyone will be confused. I'm just hoping for one however.
 
Man, great run for NC this time, especially central NC up towards SE VA. Not sure which map is best to use, but both the Pivotal and Tropical Tidbits maps look awesome.
 
GaWx said:
Yep, definitely not a good run for ATL in more ways than one. And if it happens just like the 12Z run has, ATL snow weenies will be quite upset at being teased with only a little snow accumulating north side and none in city south.
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Lost the cold air resupply, without that it's always just mid thirties rain. No way old cold air can withstand the waa from a gom low. Got to have a reinforcing high in the right place, at the right time. I believe, Larry, I believe. The cavalry will come riding in, lol, to save the day. Right?? No rotund singing ladies yet...right??
 
Gonna be a pretty good GEFS run I believe but the possibility of more northern tracks seems to be increasing to me.
 
Well, everyone put their chips in this one. Hoping we cash in down here in the Midlands. A inch would make my Winter, won’t even be greedy at this point. But I’m sure NC will get the whole shabang. Anyways, it’s awesome to see such a strong storm signal. One last ride.
 
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