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Misc Winter Whamby 2020, a New Decade

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WxWatch said:
Yes, the 0z Euro isn't close to my prediction...but it could become closer to what I'm predicting. I still think it's possible a shortwave may come rushing down and phase with the main low. It just may turn out to be the storm on the scale of what I predicted. I can tell many other predictions for this storm, but a lot will think it's crazy lol. But, I wouldn't really mind telling them anyway. I mean -- I have said the storm would dump feet of snow in my prediction, and the 0z Euro does show that across some area's...and that makes me more confident about my prediction. It's actually quite amazing that I predicted snow in feet with this possible storm, and the most reliable model ends up showing it.

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You are at least 0 for 3 this winter in snow predictions... You can delete your private accounts but the posts are still here.

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metwannabe said:
Man you can cut the tension in here with a knife while waiting for the Euro to finish..... it's been that kind of winter
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I don't know where all this hype for the 12Z euro run is coming from. Boundry temps suck, Moisture is Meh, and the low slides out to sea stage right....
 
FallsLake said:
At least this 12z run isn't holding back...
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I like the position of the high pressure. If we can just get that energy not to be too suppressed or strung out. It's a long, long way to go.
 
Rain Cold said:
I like the position of the high pressure. If we can just get that energy not to be too suppressed or strung out. It's a long, long way to go.
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Right and just because it's been wet doesn't guarantee anything with the next system...
 
Rain Cold said:
I like the position of the high pressure. If we can just get that energy not to be too suppressed or strung out. It's a long, long way to go.
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I still like this run. At hour 216 we would get back into the snow. It looks like a classic central/east SC/NC winter storm setup.
 
Snow hole 3 inches to my south 3 inches to my north. I think it would be snow or mix just north of Macon though.
 

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Rain Cold said:
I like the position of the high pressure. If we can just get that energy not to be too suppressed or strung out. It's a long, long way to go.
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I like that the EURO shows it not the GFS, but it's still on it's own. I'm very very skeptical, but at least it's some fantasy snow to play with. I've got no expectations.
 
SnowNiner said:
I like that the EURO shows it not the GFS, but it's still on it's own. I'm very very skeptical, but at least it's some fantasy snow to play with. I've got no expectations.
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Depends on how you look at it. This can work. After this frame the cold arrives and suppresses the moisture too far South. At this stage we've got the NW trend possibly working in our favor. With the signal it's showing I wouldn't put the EURO on an island by itself.

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This is 2/20 at 6Z. It's solution is closer to the EURO than the GFS.

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I have not experienced a true accumulating snow fall in South Charlotte since March of 2018. Last year, it snowed in April and we scored a good inch of white powder, but unfortunately it was all gone by 2. While I've managed to see snow this year, I'd love to go sledding again for the first time in two years. The biggest snow I've experienced was the first year I lived here, in February of 2014 with roughly 7 inches.
 
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