griteater
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Close to 2 inches up there too
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If this southern wave stays disconnected from the northern stream, maintains its strength / amplitude, and treks west to east at a slow pace like this, it's going to be a very impressive storm for wherever it is cold enough
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2 - 2.5 liquid from Asheville to Charlotte area...as much or more in upstate
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Clown map has snow jackpot in full western half of NC save the far SW....and across the central and eastern upstate...big totals
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Wave closes off with small contour over TN at 144
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It's a much better run...snows from north Bama to north GA to upstate to Raleigh and NW at 141
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At 135, snows in far north upstate thru much of NC save the SE portion
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Cold air is actually a little better now as precip cools it down. At 132, snows from Asheville to Charlotte to Raleigh and NW
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Same as last run, cold air is retreating as storm moves in
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Classic slider look with the wave. Closed contour over east OK / West AR hr114-120
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Euro looks quite similar to previous run out to 108
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Appreciate it Mack...maybe our day in the sun snow will come this winter...repeat this setup with more cold air out front Out to 96 on the Euro. The wave has slightly more amplitude and slightly south coming into the 4 corners down into NW Old Mexico
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Could be, though I'm concerned about the typical late north climb...I like SW VA into Central VA the best
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Fixed as my forecast
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It nudged north on the GEFS Mean (the track / temps)
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Holy hell...a view of upper level divergence for the ages on that GFS run
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https://www.americanwx.com/bb/topic/51790-december-8-10-2018-winter-weather-threat/?do=findComment&comment=5048178
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That 00z GFS run was member e2 and e12 from 18z
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Oh yeah, that'd get us some good snow on the ground...the crawling wave is a low chance scenario though unfortunately
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UKMet looks similar to its last run...maybe a tick south on the early maps. It's quite similar to the GFS track but doesn't have the closing off wave and the 850 0 deg climbs up to near the NC/VA border at the height of the storm
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wow, this would yield some big time totals....very, very rare to see this kind of look at h5 down here
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Substantial backside snow with the crawling big h5 wave
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GFS looks pretty incredible at h5 with a big closed off wave slowly rolling thru the southland
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18z EPS Mean bumped north. More amp with the wave and less confluence over the NE
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But I want the noise ringing from Hattiesburg to Myrtle Beach at this time range! No wiggle room
