NoSnowATL
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We're definitely gonna take a crack at a -EPO later in the 2nd week of December
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We're definitely gonna take a crack at a -EPO later in the 2nd week of December
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CMC looked super juicy on the backside for this weekends system. Could be similar to what we’re seeing today into TN and the Smokies.
Looks like Sunday into MondayWas the CMC looking good for Saturday/Saturday night or was this for Sunday only?
I’ll walk outside in a bit and let everyone knowReturns finally popping up on the Atlanta radar. Probably too warm at the surface for snow from these, but I do wonder if there could be any sleet imbedded within.View attachment 54661
I don't think so. Here's an image of the station from the neighbor's yard, facing north.View attachment 54647
Are you sure your station isn't being sheltered?
This is some very preliminary data, It has a lower sample size than I would like, and I’ll post a later graphic at some point, but this is the 15 day progression to a Miller B event.
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Yeah, I would assume we see that strong -NAO signal go away. One thing I'm interested in doing is finding the Miller A/B cases w/ a +NAO, and +EPO, etc.This is great, looks like in the composite it's actually pretty warm more often than not leading into a Miller B about 7-10 days out, we get a -EPO to seed a trough in the Canadian Rockies with really cold Siberian/"truly" arctic air, it slides across the northern US about a day or so prior to a southern stream wave coming out of the southern rockies to overrun what cold air is left. I wonder what this looks like once you add in the events after 1978