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  On 12/22/2012 at 5:40 PM, MotoWeatherman said:

Franklinwx....keep honking the Canadian model. A few years back it was showing an event for us when all other models pretty much were not and you kept honking it.

Yeah, I remember that one. Winter of 09-10, It would be nice to see it score again, but I have my doubts. Ukie came north and it now has the low over your house.
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  On 12/22/2012 at 4:31 PM, burgertime said:

It's marginal but might be a close call for I-40 north with that second one. I wanna see what the one coming behind it will do, that's going to be the one to watch for.

Ugh!....unfortunately this is rapidly becoming the theme for winter 2012-2013. Still a long way to go though.

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I'm still holding out for the hope of token flakes on Wednesday across north GA as the low bombs out just to my north and wraps a nice cold core around the south side of the upper low. Euro looks almost exactly the same as yesterday's 12z run.

Personally I don't think this thing is nailed down yet by the models. My hunch is this will trend further north but I hope I'm wrong about that.

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  On 12/22/2012 at 7:03 PM, BIG FROSTY said:

My guess by the silence it is horrible!!! I wish somebody would chime in and tell us how bad it was...

Well...if you look at the daily frames, it goes from 1008 mb in Southern GA to a sub 980 near Boston...that would imply a Miller-A going roughly up I-95. I noticed at 168 the 850 temps in WNC were +2 to +3...being 7 days away, that is definitely fixable.

My question is...what occurs in-between?

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  On 12/22/2012 at 7:06 PM, Marion_NC_WX said:

Well...if you look at the daily frames, it goes from 1008 mb in Southern GA to a sub 980 near Boston...that would imply a Miller-A going roughly up I-95. I noticed at 168 the 850 temps in WNC were +2 to +3...being 7 days away, that is definitely fixable.

My question is...what occurs in-between?

Yes that is definitely fixable! How's does it look beyond 30th? Does it still have the cold coming? 10 days out? lol

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  On 12/22/2012 at 6:26 PM, deltadog03 said:
Its game, set and match.....Snow lovers, I am sorry....If your in N MS and W TN it will be snowy, elsewhere possible SVR!

Doesn't look great right now for us, either. NW TN, yes... SW TN and N MS.... not so much.

Sent from my Milestone X 2

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  On 12/22/2012 at 7:20 PM, franklin NCwx said:

I have never seen a low transfer inland. Every miller B I have seen jumps to the coast. The euro might just bomb this out in the Ohio valley!

That cold map will work! Thanks for posting it....

DT says it still shows starting as some ICE in nw NC?

This current or Saturday afternoon run of the European model is about the same as what we saw early Saturday morning at 1am ( the 0z run). It is not quite as warm as the operational or regular GFS but it is very close to the GFS ENSEMBLE.

It still looks like it still looks like the majority the precipitation starts and as ICE over western and nw NC western and central VA

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  On 12/22/2012 at 6:49 PM, ALhurricane said:

Where is the surface low at 00z Wednesday?

According to this pro site I am looking at, at 00Z 12/26 it is centered right over the point where AR, LA and MS meet as a 995 mb low. By 06Z it's 993 mb centered over the MS/TN/AL meeting point.

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