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wncsnow

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  1. GFS had a stronger ULL which led to more expansive precip in the Western Carolinas.
  2. Best GFS run of the entire storm for us leeside folks
  3. Trended stronger with the ULL. We need it as strong as we can to maximize forcing and spin up that meso low
  4. I think the short range is encouraging for us leeside/downsloping folks. The moisture trajectory is looking a little more SE/Easterly. We have to avoid the north or NW wind.
  5. FV3 still looks solid. RRFS has the most precip minima now but has trended a little better
  6. Pretty solid NAM runs. Upstate gets hammered. We need just a little push north.
  7. Going with 2-3 inches here. Too much dry air showing up on the Hi Res models. Could even be a March 2009 bust with less than an inch directly in the Lee. Nam and HRRR keep getting worse not better.
  8. Blue Kazoo something. I remember it vaguely but many of us have been on here and the predecessor for 20 years now so it gets foggy.
  9. Didn't he start a thread years back and it also was a good storm?
  10. RDPS also big improvement. One trend I have noticed tonight is the ULL further west and slower
  11. But the Euro was farthest south and had highest totals for MBY.
  12. I thought digging would help negate downsloping but now I'm not so sure
  13. Meanwhile the regular nam looks amazing
  14. It's weird because it looks like decent echoes on simulated radar for hours yet totals are meager. 2-4 generally for us despite decent returns. Dry air.
  15. Keep ticking west and that surface low will keep ticking west too
  16. FV3 looks like it will be dryer than last run too...
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