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Pattern Microwave March

Really interested in the 3/5 period. Let's hope we can pull the rabbit out at the last min.
 
18z gfs ........#fakesnow


18z gefs .......#fakesnow
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That looks unusually interesting. I won't buy the snow yet, but I can buy the cold. It will be gone at 0Z I bet.
 
You can add March 20-21 1914 and March 22-23 1914 to this list as well. So yeah, 3 winter storms within ~ 10 days in mid-late March hit central NC in March 1914...
In addition to the March 1914 snowfalls, Charlotte recorded over 7" of snow from several snowstorms in late March and early April 1915. A snowstorm dropped 9.5" of snow on Charlotte March 17-18, 1885. Locations southeast of Charlotte(Monroe, NC) received a foot of snow from that storm. Several more inches of snow fell on March 22-23, 1885. Below are write ups on the March 1885 snows.

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In addition to the March 1914 snowfalls, Charlotte recorded over 7" of snow from several snowstorms in late March and early April 1915. A snowstorm dropped 9.5" of snow on Charlotte March 17-18, 1885. Locations southeast of Charlotte(Monroe, NC) received a foot of snow from that storm. Several more inches of snow fell on March 22-23, 1885. Below are write ups on the March 1885 snows.

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Interesting to see a few good snows from the NINO winter of 1884-85... Yeah I wish there was more available data then, but there's only enough stations to make maps of events thru ~ 1895 and even then I'm really pushing it.

Yeah there were 2 storms in very late March and early April 1915 that dumped a lot of snow across much of NC. Moore county was the big winner in 1915 with a combined 2-storm total of nearly 20"! These storms alone would easily put their seasonal total for the NINO winter of 1914-15 in the top 10 all-time, possibly even the top 5.
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0z GFS agrees with the 18z GFS on March 6.

I doubt it. Maybe someone in TN/NC gets lucky but I'm doubtful on this.
 
06z GFS run from this morning is intresting but not buying nothing from it yet, it's too far out still. The EPS even shows that clipper coming down which is odd, a clipper in March? The EPS is showing the moisture is being suppressed as that colder air is trying to get down into the SE. So, there could be a winter event at some point in early March but no guarantees.

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Euro Op backs off cold with the 00z run, bogus run as the EPS ensemble shows plenty cold below normal 850s on the east during the same time period. If EPS can't get it right by day 9-10 I wouldn't look at the GFS past day 10, either.

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Man that low track on the GFS is summoning me over like a scantily clad Britney.


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Man that low track on the GFS is summoning me over like a scantily clad Britney.

If things go BOOM on the 12z, I cannot guarantee that I will be able to resist posting a sled pic.

You should just ban me preemptively.


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Man that low track on the GFS is summoning me over like a scantily clad Britney.

If things go BOOM on the 12z, I cannot guarantee that I will be able to resist posting a sled pic.

You should just ban me preemptively.


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Lol, you better not jinx us again by doing that, you will give yourself rain for the next 5 winters if you do.
Since no model is showing it right now, and based on how accurate they have been this year, odds are that ridge will go up to Barrow and your wish will be fulfilled...LOL
Or it will go the other way, and flatten out and send everything north. It is interesting to see this pattern this late still, and if there is a wintry event involved, that too would be interesting to watch.
 
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