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  1. That's his snow meter. Not accumulation map.
  2. He usually hypes and fails miserably. I guess he's tired of getting burned.
  3. I think I'm still going to hang out down here at the bottom of the cliff. I'm fat and out of shape so I'm only good for one climb back to the top.
  4. You're going to need a lot of rest when this is over. You're getting a hell of a workout climbing up and down the cliff.
  5. Yep it's too many moving parts. This has to be the toughest place in the country along the I85 corridor to forecast winter weather. Most of the time you just don't know what you'll get until it's falling.
  6. I should have stated outside of the mountains.
  7. People look for the fly in the ointment. Well it may be starting to show. The high is not as strong and phasing is being modeled sooner. Not sure why anyone in the se wants a phased storm. Though I see people rooting for it every year. That is only good for the MA north.
  8. GFS takes the low from Jax, to Myrtle, to Hatters and then rockets ene from there ots. Doesn't look very reliable to me.
  9. Weenie up weenies!! Let's reel this in!!
  10. I'll take that look. The track is perfect.
  11. That's still well before the event. Plenty of time for it to bleed in. Someone posted a wet bulb output earlier and the wet bulb was below freezing even Friday night.
  12. Don't know if it'll bust or not but I stay at the bottom of the cliff. I like it down here. I leave a rope so I can pull myself up 24 hrs out if need be
  13. 12-18 that's all? We toss and get our 30 inches back at 12z!
  14. Damn it. Somebody may have to throw me a rope down here. On second thought I better wait down here for a few more runs
  15. Sounds like you are about ready to join me at the bottom of the cliff!
  16. Boiling Springs. Just north of Spartanburg.
  17. Most of those are the northern stream energy diving down. It loses the whole storm and brings it back. We haven't lost the storm. Just ticking nw. Usually those don't come back unfortunately.
  18. Now you're being realistic! Hell I'm in the extreme nw corner of SC and I have one foot over the cliff.
  19. By this time tomorrow we close in on 100 hrs of the event. One would think the ensembles and the operationals will begin some agreement. Will the ensembles go north? Or will the ops come back south? I know what my money is on
  20. I think I'll join you.The storm thread doesn't need my negativity at the moment. They are already on the edge of the cliff and for good reason outside the mountains and Virginia.
  21. You can thank the NAO and its positive state for the better part of a decade for that. People blow it off and say the PNA is more important. Truth is they are equally important. The PNA delivers the cold but the NAO slows it down and locks it in. Without it you're trying to get the low and high to run in tandem and well, you know that fails 9 out of 10 times.
  22. I've wondered the same. Seems pro Mets preach ensembles but hug and flip flop with op runs. I think they go with the warmest least snowy regardless if its the ensembles or the ops. Smart call most likely.
  23. I'm not one to be very optimistic about winter weather because if there is a way to screw it up we will. That said there is no way the Euro op is even close to correct if its ensembles are even close. That has big boy written all over it for the majority of the board!
  24. I feel for ya Orangeburg. I know the pain from when I lived around CAE. But Orangeburg is the spot to be for the afternoon storms all summer long. You've got that over the rest of us!!
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