Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Verbatim no snow in SC or NE GA this run. But as was just mentioned above by Met, much improved versus the 0Z run. It had everyone as rain except for a quick onset burst of snow in WNC.
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Wintry The Webber/1300m/Kylo/Jon/Whatalife Storm January 12th-14th
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Not yet but if that high is correct I'd say you still have a shot.... I'd still like to see it further south but it's much better than it's previous run and the GFS
ATLwxfan
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Huge improvement and the ICON has been on the warmer side here lately so maybe the start of something good with today's 12z model suites
Doesn’t do much for many on the board.
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Consider the ICON has had a warm bias, consider the slp is weaker and in a much better position, also consider the hp is in a much better position, so while that map doesn't do much for many on this board it is a step in the right direction.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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This has to be right though. Look at the wake county battleground!Huge improvement and the ICON has been on the warmer side here lately so maybe the start of something good with today's 12z model suites
Looks a lot like the Dec storm with the front end thump before change over
This is looking like a Miller B/CAD storm which lately haven't gave a lot of SC anything lately. Need a Miller A storm.
Don't look @Rain Cold or @SD or if you do please issue your rant in the banter thread Lol.... one model run or many to go but again step in right direction
whatalife
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Please stop with the mby comments. They are not helpful in moving our discussion along and would be better suited in the banter/venting thread we have. Thanks!
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I would say the ICON trended towards more of a Miller A storm but again it's just one run or many, will be interesting to see what the Euro and the Ukie show in a little while
Miller B’s can work for for CAD areas in both Carolinas and into NE GA. It’s not anyone’s first choice of storm track around here but it can sometimes work for ice events
They can also screw the Central NC crowd when it transfers energy to the coastal slp....
I still think we have a long ways to go to have any idea if this will be a A/B or flat out F
I started to report this post for trolling!Don't look @Rain Cold or @SD or if you do please issue your rant in the banter thread Lol.... one model run or many to go but again step in right direction
Actually, that snowfall distribution makes sense, given what the model is showing with the feature placement. The bottom portion of those accums, especially, should be trimmed back. But there's no need to worry about those kinds of details much right now. If you look at the surface high strength and placement, as well as the low placement, it's a very good configuration for a winter storm for portions of the SE. I wish the low was consolidated as it moves from the Gulf off of the SE coast, but it's not. It reforms and does that Miller A/B thing, at least on the model.
Yep the secondary lp develops just off the NC coast, this could also work, for us anyway, if that occurs further offshore.... but I'm more intrigued by the placement of that hp, still needs improvement but it's much better than way up yonder in dem der Canadian landsI started to report this post for trolling!
Actually, that snowfall distribution makes sense, given what the model is showing with the feature placement. The bottom portion of those accums, especially, should be trimmed back. But there's no need to worry about those kinds of details much right now. If you look at the surface high strength and placement, as well as the low placement, it's a very good configuration for a winter storm for portions of the SE. I wish the low was consolidated as it moves from the Gulf off of the SE coast, but it's not. It reforms and does that Miller A/B thing, at least on the model.
Jessy89
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Gfs says no snow for most outside mountains. And even mountains may not see much
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Fountainguy97
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Op gfs trend continues at 12z
Jessy89
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Fountainguy97
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We can’t just yet but it’s getting there. Most folks outside the mountains will be hard pressed to see much frozen precip with this setup that’s currently being modeled.
But hey this is building our NE snow pack and getting us ready for the real show later in the month
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Brick Tamland
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Could that low cut like that with that high pressure their?