I think the first big event will come as a CAD for NC for areas along i40 and out into the piedmont. -NAO is on our side. Next week has a decent chance. December as a whole is favorable this year.Lol... were Siberia ?
When will you ever learn? Please stop....
Yessir I’m pretty sureWould an amped first wave (One sitting over NM / Colorado) Be more likely to tug the Northern Stream down and behind it?
Yup, more high pressure. Not enough to really get the job done IMO.Euro looks better than last run for number 2View attachment 56809View attachment 56808
Looks good for CataloocheeNot bad for mountains and foothills!
View attachment 56816
Yup. Mountains and eastern facing slopes and higher foothills do good.Not bad for mountains and foothills!
I would be excited about this step in the right direction but I can’t evenNot bad for mountains and foothills!
View attachment 56816
we need to trend to a amped up ULL again to get the goods at the tail end of the system, it was better than 06z/00z last night and was a mountains crush job View attachment 56804View attachment 56805View attachment 56806
Yup, more high pressure. Not enough to really get the job done IMO.
View attachment 56812
I'll send pics when I chase in Oklahoma Sunday
PassThis look reminds me of January 2016 View attachment 56822View attachment 56821
At this point I’ll take the sleet, I’m desperate, that setup I got like 2-3 inches of sleet and like 0.2-0.3 of ZRPass
With you on that one. Mega bust herePass
I would be excited about this step in the right direction but I can’t even
[/QUOTE
I truly think that the time that needs to be watched for those of us east of the mountains is the 18-21st. I really like what we’re seeing set up with plenty of cold available in Canada, high pressures moving across the plains and Great Lakes and now what looks to be a good snowpack getting put down early to mid next week I’ve the northeast and mid-Atlantic. Also it appears that’s the time period that blocking will be at its best. I’m not saying there’s definitely going to be a storm, I just like the set up.
How'd you know? ??Another "business" trip? Lol
It’s CAD or nada is this setup. IMO.I don't like that initial/primary low up into KY then transfer look. They do not normally work out well east of the mountains. Will hope for another good step![]()
A December version ?This look reminds me of January 2016 View attachment 56822View attachment 56821
Was supposed to fly out on my HoneyMoon to Jamica the day after that storm. Luckily we were able to get everything pushed back a week.This look reminds me of January 2016 View attachment 56822View attachment 56821
Woke up that morning and when it looked like it was going to bust here, me and my family got in the car and drove to Hendersonville to stay at a friend’s cabin. They got smoked. Driving snow up there that day. When we got there the power was out at the cabin we were going to stay at so we drove back home later that night to light rain in Greenville...Pass
CAD beings a north-easterly wind off the Atlantic...I believe North Carolina can do very well when New England has snow pack per euro.
When I was a kid I can remember sitting in my mom’s red expedition, looking at the digital temperature gauge teeter between 32-33 with flooding rain falling on the windshield.Euro was actually shockingly close to a big ice storm, temps around 34/33View attachment 56824