whatalife
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This event unfortunately isn't going to happen for most in the SE it doesn't look like.
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If you look at the GEFS mean, you can see that event what those members show during the 9th. The mean spread shows another wave coming through MS/AL/GA and then off of the southeast coast on the 10th. So, there could be two waves.
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Well for 2nd morning this week I'm hearing some pingers....
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And if there is a storm, it will be all rain for AL/GA.GOOD MORNINNNNNNN SOUTHERN WEATHERRRR!! (In Robin Williams voice) lol. Well, today is Super Bowl Sunday, if there is going to be a storm, we may start to see better model runs today.
It's also going to depend on the cutter (I said this more than one time). Yesterday, on the 18z run, it showed that stationary front from the cutter sagging down off the SE coast and down through southern GA/northern FL while the interaction began off of the SE coast.
Now, the 06z GFS has the stationary front further north and it's more tilted and not sagging down almost in a straight line, that's why the interaction taking place much further north over the Mid-Atlantic.
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Wouldn't the first low up in the lakes have to be stronger as well? It looks like each run weakens it, and in return allows the unwanted wave to develop and move north of us, leaving no room for the original second wave to develop.GOOD MORNINNNNNNN SOUTHERN WEATHERRRR!! (In Robin Williams voice) lol. Well, today is Super Bowl Sunday, if there is going to be a storm, we may start to see better model runs today.
It's also going to depend on the cutter (I said this more than one time). Yesterday, on the 18z run, it showed that stationary front from the cutter sagging down off the SE coast and down through southern GA/northern FL while the interaction began off of the SE coast.
Now, the 06z GFS has the stationary front further north and it's more tilted and not sagging down almost in a straight line, that's why the interaction taking place much further north over the Mid-Atlantic.
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congrats northeast and MA
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Well right now we have a 6 of clubs and a 7 of clubs in the hole.... do we want to stay in and see a flop?You've got to know when to hold 'em Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away And know when to run
You never count your money When you're sittin' at the table
There'll be time enough for counting When the dealin's done
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congrats northeast and MA
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It was just two runs of the same data cycle. I wouldn't expect the same situation by tomorrow's 6Z runs at all. Things overall aren't looking the best, but until I see 8 or more runs in a row of a cutter, or a different solution I wouldn't be set on anything,There is not going to be a third wave here. Or better put, that so called third wave is going to be light snow in Tennessee or nothing. What this storm relied on was redevelopment with help from a gulf shortwave and after the second wave sped up, there isn't another gulf shortwave to help the last wave.
Unless this moves back to 2/10, I'm declaring this one over. I've tried to be optimistic for at least the upper south but the new idea is too fast and too far north.