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February 8-12 model Discussion II


Isopycnic

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Certainly a complete screw is possible but saying this given what the Euro and CMC showed last night is being too pessimistic IMO. Lets wait for at least a few more runs before commencing the Brick-style gloom and doom,

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Any cliff divers feel free to go jump in the banter thread. No need to say it won't happen being this far out. Models give us a couple of screw solutions and we all freak out. I still see SN in lots of areas with many of these weaker solutions so don't give up yet.

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I have been out of the loop. Anyone mind giving me a quick rundown of the current prospects?

Every model is showing a week and supressed low off NC/SC coast. Including the latest GGEM, we were looking at a good snow with yesterdays models and now the models are weakening the low.

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I don't see this system being more than a few flurries for western half of NC maybe even rain showers at this rate. Temps are trending warmer and warmer before, during, and after the storm. Just don't see anything to get this storm going qpf wise or even temp wise. Sorry folks maybe late Feb or early March we may get a little something

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Every model is showing a week and supressed low off NC/SC coast. Including the latest GGEM, we were looking at a good snow with yesterdays models and now the models are weakening the low.

But we do not know if this weaker trend will spread to the Euro and CMC- they both suggested at least a good solid 2-4" snow from ATL north and points due east from there. We are all hoping the new Euro and CMC hold the line.

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isn't the Euro the best model at this point what 3-4 days out?

But we do not know if this weaker trend will spread to the Euro and CMC- they both suggested at least a good solid 2-4" snow from ATL north and points due east from there. We are all hoping the new Euro and CMC hold the line.

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Not liking the new CMC- looks like the GFS. Trying to remain optimistic but this is not good- ha ha since just 10 minutes ago I counseled against cliff diving. If the Euro backs off we may be toast

I'm not worried. We've seen this song & dance numerous times before. I would be worried if all the guidance was giving us a good snow storm right now.

It wouldn't surprise me at all if the models lose the storm until about 36 hours out when they gradually start ramping up qpf.

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guys models are going to be all over the place right now, let's be optimistic, just as yesterday this showed a big snowstorm today they don't well tomorrow maybe back to snowstorm, we are still 4 days out. the models aren't really showing a trend yet. keep those heads up

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i'm with you burrel2 we've seen this with every storm this winter, have a hunch it will be back.

I'm not worried. We've seen this song & dance numerous times before. I would be worried if all the guidance was giving us a good snow storm right now.

It wouldn't surprise me at all if the models lose the storm until about 36 hours out when they gradually start ramping up qpf.

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OK, the GFS ensemble mean actually trended wetter with a favorable track, a very good sign. After looking more closely at the CMC I see that despite being weaker/drier it does break out precip still into GA and the Carolinas. I think we will see the Euro hold the line- we will know in an hour.

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OK, the GFS ensemble mean actually trended wetter with a favorable track, a very good sign. After looking more closely at the CMC I see that despite being weaker/drier it does break out precip still into GA and the Carolinas. I think we will see the Euro hold the line- we will know in an hour.

Now you are talking!

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I assume you are targeting this at the cliff divers and you are not ready to jump yet? I am not ready to jump, I still things look OK, have to wait and see.

Robert,

You need to edit that photo and show the words "EPIC FAIL" on there as an ode to Eyewall. LMAO!!!:thumbsup:

hence the USS GFS. I'm not diving yet, there's time yet. It depends on the ridging if this can hold together here. The trends haven't been good though for anything substantial here, but for areas west of the Apps. esp around Ark and Ok it could be very significant.

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Thanks for posting that Cheez!!

OK, the GFS ensemble mean actually trended wetter with a favorable track, a very good sign. After looking more closely at the CMC I see that despite being weaker/drier it does break out precip still into GA and the Carolinas. I think we will see the Euro hold the line- we will know in an hour.

That is classic Robert..

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