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It's 10/11 days out but its the best look we've had all winter IMO. Lots can go wrong obviously we need the confluence to be strong in the NE and the high to be positioned correctly but there is legit CAD showing up and a strong system.
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Euro brings the goods
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GFS showing a major winter storm for NC Cad areas Feb 11-13 time frame. Verbatim snow to sleet to ice.
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I said a few days ago that Feb 10-15 had potential.
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Got more rain than I expected! .55
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I'm at 1.5 snow, .5 sleet. Average the last 30 years is around 7 inches.
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I had some hope but it's definitely trending towards no more winter weather threats outside the mountains. Shoot there aren't even many nights below freezing coming up..
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I expected a dreary day but it's almost 70 and sunny in Asheville.
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The good news is that it's the Weeklies and tomorrow it will probably show the opposite.
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I think there's a shot for foothills and obviously mountains around the 10th-15th.
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We are flirting with 70 today. A lot warmer than forecasted
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Had 24 this morning and the heaviest frost of the season
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Models are backing off rainfall amounts for the system later this week. All winter systems have been shearing out or going north before they get here.
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False spring is coming
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We could actually use the rain in most of the western Carolinas. It's been cold and dry
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Lots of rain the next few weeks.
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13 here again this morning
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I never said torch but it's not a pattern likely to produce winter weather in the Carolinas.
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Time to punt to late February looking at the indices
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Signal is still there. All depends on where the high sets up and when the low ejects.
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Thanks for sharing. I used to have this map saved. We haven't reached our normal snowfall for 5 of the past 6 winters.
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13 here this morning
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January, 2022
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Long Range Euro looks very Nina-ish with the cold centered over the Midwest while we battle the SE death ridge.
