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Winter 2013-14 Pattern Discussion


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He actually has December above normal parts of the SE, western half on NC normal.. only place in the lower 48 except a little slither in California.lol but has big time cold in the SE January/February?

I watched his Saturday Summary today and he only showed his December forecast. But you're saying he has Jan and Feb below normal for us? That would be nice!

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I don't trust nothing the GFS shows until the Euro jumps on board. That's just me. But really any snow storm euro has past 7 days never verifies in the se either!!!

Yeah, we've already seen a couple of snowstorms and -NAOs on the Euro in the D+7 time frame that didn't verify. Once we get some general agreement inside 5 days, we'll probably all feel better! :thumbsup:

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I watched his Saturday Summary today and he only showed his December forecast. But you're saying he has Jan and Feb below normal for us? That would be nice!

yes, February more so than January. But both below normal. snowfall near normal 

 

 

Edit: went and looked back to make sure I was telling you right, and sure enough I was off a little...  He has January normal February below....  

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The 12z gfs has snow for all of nc, s va and N sc on 12/8. It has major (4"+) for the E half of NC with maxes in the 6-8 range! Ga/Tn and west is largely shutout. Then it looks like light snow changing to ip/zr to rain for WNC 12/10. NC the big winner!

 

 Fwiw, still largely entertainment, the 18z gfs clown map that I get has 1"+ of snow for all of NC, S VA, all but S SC, and much of the NE 1/2 of GA falling mainly on 12/8 but into early 12/9 along the NC coast. The E 1/2 of NC into SE VA is the big winner on the 18z gfs with pretty historic amounts of 8-14". The 12-14" amounts are in far NE NC and far SE VA. This is consistent with the 12Z gfs in terms of timing and placement but is more widespread and intense.

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yes, February more so than January. But both below normal. snowfall near normal

Edit: went and looked back to make sure I was telling you right, and sure enough I was off a little... He has January normal February below....

Good deal. Thanks man. Either way, I believe we'll have several legitimate opportunities for fun this year.

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Day 10 Euro op, will be the correct outcome, IMO

Yeah that's what I think as well. The -PNA and EPO favor what the Day 10 Euro op shows anyway with very cold temps in the West. DT and others just likes whatever models shows cold in the East.

CPC likes what the Euro shows as well.

http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/610day/610temp.new.gif

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Looks like Virginia is the bullseye on this run

 

 

Need to watch this closely. Esp. the northern half of NC. Already shows it cold enough for some mixed accumulation...any trend colder would be huge.

 

I really like this active pattern even if Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee walk out with more winter weather than NC. Also, the GFS has a 80 degree temp swing in Denver next week according to Ryan Maue.

 

inb4 Brick comes in jealous of Louisiana

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I think we will have a defined winter threat for someone in the southeast to track in the next 3 days or so. Probably an overrunning type deal for late weekend or early the following week. Perhaps as many as 2-3 opportunities while the cold is in place.

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Yep it's a given since the South-East includes west or east of the Apps. The CPC has a developing drought from VA to FL, think that may bust given the active subtropical jetstream for most of December. I wonder tho if they might be predicting it to break down for Jan/Feb...

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Yep it's a given since the South-East includes west or east of the Apps. The CPC has a developing drought from VA to FL, think that may bust given the active subtropical jetstream for most of December. I wonder tho if they might be predicting it to break down for Jan/Feb...

. The drought was/is creeping back into the picture from back in Sept- Nov. Last weeks widespread 1-4 inch rains, were the first good rain producer in about 3 months.
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