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  On 12/16/2019 at 6:36 PM, Orangeburgwx said:

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HOW is THAT look unable to produce snow in late December?!?!?!?!?!?! It doesn't get more classic for a major in these parts, albeit better HP placement (and stronger) but that is pretty close to textbook. I'd continue to watch this for sure.

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  On 12/16/2019 at 7:52 PM, msuwx said:

EPS is very noisy.... tons of variance in the placement/ strength/ timing of the 500mb feature. 500mb spaghetti looks like..... well, spaghetti.... across the Southeast 12/22-23.

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So basically , this thing is far from over? Just have to continue to watch..

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I still think the setup is favorable for a winter storm for parts of the SE based on the overall pattern. Models are still all over the place and usually are with this kind of setup.  The 50/50 low and a cutoff ULL sliding under the Canadian ridge..  it's usually a good outcome.    I think there will be most phasing of the ULL by the time it reaches the SE coast to bring it further up.

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  On 12/16/2019 at 7:56 PM, Wow said:
I still think the setup is favorable for a winter storm for parts of the SE based on the overall pattern.  The 50/50 low and a cutoff ULL sliding under the Canadian ridge..  it's usually a good outcome.
Now we need the cold air, that is the only major ingrediant missing

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