Honestly, what we all know is that the SER will be at play one way or the other this winter. My official Winter forecast. ?
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Wintry Winter 2019-20 Discussion
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NWMSGuy
Member
Will be interesting to see where the Northeast Pacific Ridge will set up this year. Closer to the west coast or even further west?
I hope it’s not the panthers kicker=punt fail
winter is definitely not far, GFS picking up on a miller Bish type transfer next week, ofc it’s going to be all rain, but the setup is a reminder that summer isn’t here nomore, and we’re headed the right direction, very nice pattern for a miller B on the gfs ( again it’s the GFS so it’s probably wrong) with a transient ridge in the west and a nice trough/ULL swinging through that ends up getting trapped under the ridge, also a weak CAD with nice area of higher pressure over that low 
cd2play
Member
Someday the winters of the 1980s will be back. Someday.
We won’t be here to see them, unless you pull a Ted Williams
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Miller B, also known as “rain”
tennessee storm
Member
Miller. A. Is we’re its at... lol
Not always, don’t forget about Roxboro
Miller As are rain these days too. What we need is cold high pressure!
NoSnowATL
Member
I fixed it for you.
ForsythSnow
Moderator
Maybe for you in the E half of NC. When it rains for you, we get dumped on with snow. Miller Bs are hit or miss here for N GA.
NWMSGuy
Member
Ewwww. This to shall pass.
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Brick Tamland
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Well, at least it's snowing already out west.
RollTide18
Member
It was so warm last winter that the ULL’s only produced rain.
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Deleted member 1449
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What’s the Midwest Snow Advance Index say?
Lol. First Siberia. Then the Rockies. Then the mountains of West Virginia. Then Maine. Then Roxboro. Then Houston Texas. Then Charleston SC. Then SE Wake County. Then Midlands SC. Then Upstate SC...it’s a slow but sure process
Step-down process. I've taken the liberty to quietly highlight your error above. Other than that small detail, it's pretty much spot on.
One thing we’ll hear this winter “CuTtErS WiLl HeLp BuIlD SnOwPaCK To OuR NoRtH” which half of a time is a excuse for our fails