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CAD_Wedge_NC

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  1. That could be us in 3 days don't gloat.
  2. That map matches up well with climo..... tight gradient through the Charlotte area. Seen it many, many times over my 53 years. (I-85 cut-off)
  3. I do like where we are sitting at this range..... Still a long ways to go before we can put the snow totals on the books.
  4. Relax folks .... sure, this is not normal, but we are going to benefit from this later. As was mentioned before, snow-pack is building nicely in the source region of NW Canada. That is a good thing for us. Besides, cold in October is a waste anyway. Give the pattern time to evolve. We will reap the rewards in time. By December, this will be a distant memory.
  5. This is a critical time for tracking ice levels. What are they changing/replacing/adjusting? If the data comes in grossly different after the so-called "maintenance", there will be a lot of skeptical folks out there.
  6. Yep, there's that positive vibe I was hoping for...
  7. He said it was a case of cold chasing the moisture, and that never works out..... This is clearly not the case. He should have been honest about the set-up even though he didn't expect snow from it.
  8. Wonder what he is seeing that would go against the NWS? He must be hugging the GFS's warm surface temps.
  9. Hey man, good to see you posting. What's your take on the situation?
  10. That sounding has the entire column below freezing for MBY. Even the surface is at freezing.
  11. Good point... As we all have said, upper levels are fine. This battle will be fought in the lowest layer for the posters out my way.
  12. Curious as to what the GFS is seeing or not seeing that is causing it to be an outlier.
  13. Still feel this way, or are you changing your tune due to a couple of good model runs? Sorry, I had to ask...
  14. God forbid that we ever have a strong Nina again.... Look what a negative-neutral one has done. Never thought I would ever see a SER so strong with neutral conditions. If this pattern ever does flip, it should be epic with all the cold that's been bottled up to our northwest.
  15. .....#4, #5, #6 are all good advice. Thanks for bumping.
  16. You have about 4 weeks before Greenland melt will decline quickly (climo). Your "7 weeks" is a stretch.
  17. Good post Burger....Do you still have the member's location map that we had a few winters back? Edit: Never mind....I see the link in your sig.
  18. Nice research Shaggy/Downeast....... Don't worry about Widreman, he gives everyone a hard time. We overlook him as much as possible. He's still mad because the trees in his yard caught all the snow last winter.
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