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BooneWX

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  1. GFS says the mountains may be measuring in feet. Goodness what a run!
  2. Copy and paste that to the other thread *grabs popcorn
  3. Roads may be in much worse shape for the upstate and foothills than even the mountains if the euro/gfs are correct. Mid 20s, half a foot of snow, 2+ inches of sleet will lock things down for a while.
  4. What an absolute THUMPING of snow on the front end, ice in the middle followed by more thumping.
  5. Luckily for you, the name doesn’t fit my location anymore.
  6. I mean. There’s a reason why GSP didn’t cliff dive like this thread.
  7. Yea I may have to hop off the main thread. It’s getting muddied with conversations that should be in the sanitarium. If it cuts west, this is still a major storm for the foothills and mountains. With that being said, send your generators down the mountain please
  8. Edit: Allan is a great follow if you don’t follow him already
  9. Yep. Important to not come and go with the deterministic runs 4+ days out.
  10. We’ve earned one. We get shafted every single storm that doesn’t come from this direction.
  11. I’ll take another Dec 2018 and shut up for 3 more years
  12. A result almost everyone on this board would be content with
  13. You’d also typically expect more moisture north and west of that low with that track but let’s see upcoming runs.
  14. Evolution of the GFS is a LOT closer to the Euro.
  15. This is a remarkable turnaround to be tracking threats just 2 weeks after tracking tee times.
  16. I feel like global warming in general is definitely already making an impact locally. To me, it’s almost as if “normal” climo has shifted 1-2 states north already. As in - DC and the upper mid Atlantic gets wintry bouts at a pace we used to be accustomed to and likewise here that many in say the midlands of SC or Georgia (no offense to you guys, I just mean it quite literally) had been accustomed to prior.
  17. To me, these were always the more magical snow events that came with living in the mountains. Not necessarily northwest flow, but a system the rest of the SE couldn’t cash in on. Enjoy it fellas!
  18. It’s been a tough stretch since 2018 with the exception of the Super Bowl Sunday mini-paste bomb we saw last year. I’m staying optimistic for now but it definitely stinks to know we’re likely getting sandwiched between white ground locations twice in one week.
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