Brent
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Gonna be close for @Brent View attachment 56063
Looks about right the snow stops at the metro lol
Gonna be close for @Brent View attachment 56063
This winter is certainly trying to change things up, already 2 small events for the SE and it’s not even the 10thUmmm...
I just checked the long range GEFS which has been advertising crappy pattern after crappy pattern, worse than the Weeklies. This new run jus flipped to a -EPO for late December, early January before going to crap!
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Ummm...
I just checked the long range GEFS which has been advertising crappy pattern after crappy pattern, worse than the Weeklies. This new run jus flipped to a -EPO for late December, early January before going to crap!
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Euro weeklies were dog crap last year .. I’d air on the side of 50/50 at this pointQuestion is...who do you trust...
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Euro weeklies were dog crap last year .. I’d air on the side of 50/50 at this point
How shocking. lolICON was close for NC tho ^ sfc temps to warm
I take that back, looking back at it, looks more like overrunning/wave that gets shearedHow shocking. lol
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Imagine if that trough can dive further east or we can slow the southern wave, at least we got something decent looking504 over the lakes whoa..
Yeah there are some pieces there. Tidbits was only out to 132 and I thought it was interesting guess it failedImagine if that trough can dive further east or we can slow the southern wave, at least we got something decent looking
I will take my chances with this look.View attachment 56176
Haven't we had to depend on that to happen for the last couple of waves? Just didn't quite work out. But maybe this will be different!Geeez slow the southern wave for like 12-18 more hours and you got a nice snow event, that’s some solid cold to boot with it
ICON was really close to something over Georgia. Bulk of the precipitation falls in the mid 30s.I will take my chances with this look.View attachment 56176
The last wave (today's snow) I believe was the only one like that, and really was a long shot considering the wave was coming out of the Great Lakes. This one is coming out from the NW, which tends to be more favorable. We need the northern stream to separate from the southern stream so that cold air can get ahead of the system, and build in high pressure. I think that with a "close" setup like this, cold air is there, it's just waiting to be tapped into.Haven't we had to depend on that to happen for the last couple of waves? Just didn't quite work out. But maybe this will be different!
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