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1/28-2/1: Multiple winter storm threats per models


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Hey Burger do you have 72 yet? I have the 500 height setup on instant weather maps. Does it look like it's already more neutral than positive or did 60 already look that way

 

My 5h maps are pretty tough to read for individual pieces of energy but the overall trough looks slightly more east out to 84. 

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@96 looks a little better than 00z. Looks like that giant PV is retreating more. Snow breaking out over the panhandle of TX. Let's see where it goes.

Comparing 5h from hour 96 on the 12z and 120hr on the 0z it looks like the orientation of the digging is more west which should hopefully translate to something here in a minute
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As an interesting note about next weeks event....  NWS Tallahassee, Fl has something that strikes me as rather unusual...in the middle of the day, changed their extended forecast for some of their zones:  

 

Tuesday Night A chance of rain, snow, freezing rain, and sleet. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 21. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

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The euro has a slightly more amplified and maybe a touch further west trough through 96 hours but by the time it gets here, the trough and surface low off the east coast is actually faster...probably part of the reason it's  a little drier but not by much. Again very sharp gradient with a decent snow on the coast but hardly nothing just a few tens of miles inland.

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Based on SV snow maps it's actually snowier for places like CHS And SAV. 

yeah, it's  virtually identical in terms of sensible weather conditions vs the 0z run along the coast.  The gradient over south ga/sc is even sharper  though which is why I say it's  a little drier. It really is splitting hairs though. Bottom line is, it's very close to the 0z run overall

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Lexington, SC is dry.  0.2 snow misses my house by 3 miles it seems; haha!

 

Anyway; expect yet another wonderful EPS run

 

WPC/HPC have been going with the ensembles for this period since the op has not been consistent.

 

Just remember; there was no storm really at all until 12z yesterday.

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