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Pattern Muddy March 2021

I'm surprised the icon didn't have snow there with that look. That's seriously being on the other side of Al from bringing I95 corridor into the mix
I’m willing to bet the HRRR shows precip under the ULT for those areas
 
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Am I missing something here ? This area is forecast to have clear skies all weekend. Can it snow without any clouds ?
Why do you ask these sort of questions sometimes. Stop it. there’s still a shot for snow for those areas if trends continue, especially with the dCVA/Vort max that’s gonna pass nearby (for rain/snow showers), if it goes anymore west then there’s more, and I didn’t say it was a 100% chance did I ACB89876-E923-4491-AB3C-7C1C988A9B2D.png
 
I’m surprised nobody brought up this setup in comparison to the close one off the coast. This is the #1 reason I don’t buy into the inevitable NW trend several days out. I would rather be bullseyed.
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I’m surprised nobody brought up this setup in comparison to the close one off the coast. This is the #1 reason I don’t buy into the inevitable NW trend several days out. I would rather be bullseyed.
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If I remember correctly this was a straight overrunning event I expected it to come north but never did but thankfully I chased
 
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I guess the reason why we haven’t really seen much severe runs even with a big SE ridge, is those Lower heights in the Caribbean, which ruins the good moisture return, as the flow is originating from there, moisture return is a big issue the next week or so wrt severe wx, once that stuff relaxes/ ends completely then those 70 dews should be creeping into the GOM again
 
This is a pattern that could easily turn into severe wx, I’ve said it before but leaving cutoffs in the southwest is trouble, because typically they get picked up by a western trough over time 3A288E83-23D6-46F3-8D25-834EA01E184A.png
 
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