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Classic. Laughed so hard woke the wife up. Please post clown maps and thanks for the pbp your 2 frames + faster than the rest of us.

 

Clown maps on SV just have snow in the mountains and that is it...they are never good with these ULL. Someone else can post the real clown maps. 

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WOW gives me 2"qpf and snow at that! BIG lol    I should say I think it would be snow?

 

 

 0.6    -0.2    1005      96      97    0.73     548     544   
WED 18Z 06-MAR   1.0    -1.1    1006      96      96    1.13     544     539   
THU 00Z 07-MAR   1.4    -3.9    1013      93      97    0.21     551    

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I would expect a deeper than 1000mb low off HAT with the way 500 and 850 maps look, that is likely why the temps are not crashing on this model. This run basically takes the conveyer like the 12z Euro had and shifts it to the NC/VA boarder, back in to western NC and the upstate. Given how the euro crashed temps under that as the low deepened, that belt is likely SN from Oxford all the way back to Asheville with a sub 990, and it will move east. :-)

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I would expect a deeper than 1000mb low off HAT with the way 500 and 850 maps look, that is likely why the temps are not crashing on this model. This run basically takes the conveyer like the 12z Euro had and shifts it to the NC/VA boarder, back in to western NC and the upstate. Given how the euro crashed temps under that as the low deepened, that belt is likely SN from Oxford all the way back to Asheville with a sub 990, and it will move east. :-)

 

Glad you made that point.  I was looking at the surface pressure too and wondering why with such a great upper presentation, the surface pressure never really reflected that very much.  Hopefully, we can nudge it south a bit and cool it off some as we get closer.

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I would expect a deeper than 1000mb low off HAT with the way 500 and 850 maps look, that is likely why the temps are not crashing on this model. This run basically takes the conveyer like the 12z Euro had and shifts it to the NC/VA boarder, back in to western NC and the upstate. Given how the euro crashed temps under that as the low deepened, that belt is likely SN from Oxford all the way back to Asheville with a sub 990, and it will move east. :-)

 

:clap: Did all of us mention how badly you were missed most of this winter? 

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Just talking to somebody that knows alot more than me, he said looks like about 15" here. bad thing it's day time event. BUT if the euro don't come south a bit i'm not going to get excited!

 

I want to be as excited as you but...geese...you know how bad it is going to be splitting hairs north/south for 5 straight days here?  :wacko:

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The clown maps seem thrown off by surface temperatures ... not sure I see that happening with that massive ULL to the southeast.  Of course, I could be wrong.

 

Anyways, I must temper expectations.  It's really hard to look at something glorious like that and not get excited, though.

 

I'm surprised no one mentioned that this run completely skips DCA-north.

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Why anyone is getting hung on snow maps is beyond me. For you sadly CAE never had much of chance. 

 

WXBell has around an inch or two here for some reason and looks better for NC, pretty annoying how every snowfall map from other sites are different.  Maybe Isohume can enlighten us.

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WXBell has around an inch or two here for some reason and looks better for NC, pretty annoying how every snowfall map from other sites are different.

 

Saw WXBell maps. They look closer to reality. I guess it could be possible you get snow on the very back side as it wraps up deeply.

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