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Weathernext also presents a way for a maximum amount of people to win. Western Carolina’s, n ga, s va get hammered by the upper low and the surface low cleans up the map down east.

Mind you, those aren’t Kuchera ratios. It spit out .75” of QPF under the ULL in the western Carolinas. Would likely be 8-10” with the projected temps.

There was a time where this would always tick west. What do yall think? Can we bring back that reality?

If I have to watch a sleet fest get followed with Rocky Mount getting a foot+, I’ll have a very ugly crash out

And we don’t need much moisture. We’ll maximize potential with ratios and ground temps. .3” qpf would verbatim be a 4-6” event.

Correct. @wncsnowshared the latest data earlier, it was a classic west of I-95 footprint. We’ll see a new run later today and it’ll be interesting to see if it remains amped. Edit: it aligned really well with the NBM

5 days out. You don’t want to be ground zero of the clowns right now. Carry on.

Just noticed the same here. Got up to almost 35 but down to 32.9

Now we await prince euro

Sexy lil bowling ball

NBM is starting to show the footprint we want.

On the late phase/bloomer idea. I could see this ticking west with time. Our flow to the north is slowly backing up. It’s what you want to see if a big dog is in your appetite. Of course, if you’re down east, you want a strung out mess that blossoms late but if I’m I-95 west to Tenn, south into Georgia, we need to keep the trend of more digging and borderline cutting this thing off in the upper level flow.

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Imagine getting buried, not wasting a second of accum with the cold ground and getting to build a snow shelter with fresh bread and honey butter. The vibes would be immaculate @wncsnow

After review, you were absolutely correct. Weathernext had a sizeable tick west at 6z. I’ll be curious to see if 18z holds the trend. We want at least one more tick before it locks in tomorrow and never budges again.