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Wintry Winter Storm Dec 7-10

Webberweather53 said:
I'd rather have a storm that's too strong in this case because we would probably get something on the back end and just be more likely to get snow period, whereas a weaker low that's suppressed offshore could shutoff any significant precipitation despite their being more than enough cold air in place
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Don’t think this run is gonna do much Web
 
Maddening how close it is to something big

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Webberweather53 said:
I'd rather have a storm that's too strong in this case because we would probably get something on the back end and just be more likely to get snow period, whereas a weaker low that's suppressed offshore could shutoff any significant precipitation despite their being more than enough cold air in place
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Also would help lay down a nice snow pack to our north for the next one, which doesn't appear to be the case this run but it's just one run

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Am I crazy thinking this could work out for some Alabama folks? I feel like I’ve seen this play out many times in the past where it jogs NW closer to time and we get in the game. Wouldn’t a slower arriving system help with temp issues as well, since cold air will be more in place, or would the stronger push of cold air just continue to suppress moisture? Seems like there are a lot of variables with this one.
 
Yeah CMC sees what the GFS will be after it's eventually jog NW in a couple of days
 
It’s the Canadian, but man that’s interesting 4 days out. Wouldn’t take much of a NW jog to get mby in play, seems like euro has been close to spitting out a solution like that. I’m interested.
 
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