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I think I've seen 5,000 threads for snow threats this winter...none which has materialized.

Meanwhile, I have started 2 separate Arctic Attack threads this month and they both have delivered and the biggest shot of the second round will be coming in 3-4 days. Maybe its time shift the focus where it needs to be...

Or maybe you should start the snow threads!!!

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I think I've seen 5,000 threads for snow threats this winter...none which has materialized.

 

Meanwhile, I have started 2 separate Arctic Attack threads this month and they both have delivered and the biggest shot of the second round will be coming in 3-4 days. Maybe its time shift the focus where it needs to be...

Good post, and true!!! I never have expected to get snow this far inland with the storm(no storm) whatever. But the cold shot coming Monday night will be the coldest yet I think....  Then we will warm up enough after that cold spell just enough to rain next weekend. lol

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Well, I don't care how you word it,  the fact is this run of the canadian has gone from a huge snowstorm for many..to nothing for most.

 

When you consider how widespread the snow was on prior runs to now showing only the immediate coast of sc/nc getting hit,   I think it's fair to say that it's been lost in general. Doesn't mean it won't change back though.

You are correct sir!

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I think I've seen 5,000 threads for snow threats this winter...none which has materialized.

Meanwhile, I have started 2 separate Arctic Attack threads this month and they both have delivered and the biggest shot of the second round will be coming in 3-4 days. Maybe its time shift the focus where it needs to be...

+1.

Almost historic cold and most are not aware and more to come next week!

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+1.

Almost historic cold and most are not aware and more to come next week!

 

 

No doubt...

 

 

You guys up in the high country have had what? 3...4... or more days this month below zero? And I'm talking -10 or more at times?

 

And even down here at 1500 ft, I had about 48 hours of temps below freezing and (2) single digits morning lows in a row. We're going to match or exceed that on Tuesday and Wednesday. Infact I think Wednesday morning will be almost identicial to that of the early month outbreak where even Charlotte could drop as low as 7 or 8, I'm leaning towards 5 degrees here. The Western Piedmont, parts of Upstate SC and North Georgia could see similar numbers. And anything above 2000 ft elevation should go at or below zero..

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Needless to say, if what was depicted to be a huge snowstorm (nearly a foot here in SENC) ends up being a snow shower or two, we're all going to jump off a cliff. It's been 3 years since accumulating snowfall (not a trace) here just north of Wilmington.

 

As fast as the models shifted last night and this morning, I hope they shift back.

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I think I'm going to save the reflectivity/temps  of the 06z and 12z run of the nam in case this storm doesn't happen..just so I can stare at it and think how close we were to something truly special and imagine what it would have been like to see all that winter precip heading our way., 

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You know there is hope when Ji is stopping in to troll.

It would kill him if we got a big storm and he missed, never mind he is already above climo for the year. He is trying to jinx us.

I will say this, no model had this past Tuesday storm until within 72 hours, which would be 12z tomorrow for this "event".

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