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Mid to Long Term Discussion 2020


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.LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY/...
As of 315 am Sunday: The medium range will begin with chilly/drying
high pressure building south through the forecast in the wake of the
increasingly E/W oriented frontal zone. Global guidance suggests we
are by no means out of the woods regarding the potential for
resurgent moisture into the cool air mass in the Wed night/Thu time
frame, as the 00Z GFS now redevelops precip (albeit primarily a very
cold rain) across roughly the southern half of the area Thu morning.
While the ECMWF remains considerably drier than the GFS, it
nevertheless is trending in a wetter direction, with qpf response
now depicted into the southern half of the forecast area Thu
morning. Needless to say, small pops are retained in the forecast
through the day Thursday, with mainly a mountain snow/Piedmont rain
forecast, although the chance of wintry weather developing east of
the mtns is certainly there if post-frontal precip does indeed
develop. The remainder of the medium range looks dry and colder than
normal.




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21 minutes ago, Weatherzim said:

Dale Gilbert says nothing for Thursday

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I believe that is the conservative coming out which is always the case.  So much can change between now and then how can you possibly make that bold of a prediction?

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12 minutes ago, Weatherzim said:

Between him and CJ I wonder how they co-exist they are dem and republic of weather always polar opposites

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Right, we've seen the weather for these type storms change overnight.  From not in our favor to in our favor, just have to watch the trends and say there is a possibility for Thursday that the ingredients are on the table.

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5 minutes ago, griteater said:

So much that it has a mid-atlantic hit look to it

Don’t think I buy that. Looks like it’s going to be slower to arrive on the nam which should help letting the cold air filter in. Hard to say for sure though. 
 

icon is in.... made a massive shift north with precipitation.

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7 minutes ago, burrel2 said:

Don’t think I buy that. Looks like it’s going to be slower to arrive on the nam which should help letting the cold air filter in. Hard to say for sure though. 

The joys of extrapolation ha. It looked great with the storm and slower to gather out west which is good like you mentioned...but it looked like the southward push of cold air was about maxed out based on the height pattern over the southeast

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15 minutes ago, griteater said:

The joys of extrapolation ha. It looked great with the storm and slower to gather out west which is good like you mentioned...but it looked like the southward push of cold air was about maxed out based on the height pattern over the southeast

Rain? Hard to fathom 864A725E-81CE-4F2F-828C-5BCC864F3474.thumb.png.276397c2df9fa494c2f83ca22dd47768.png

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9 minutes ago, TARHEELPROGRAMMER88 said:

Temps are going to be an issue after all. Only cold enough for snow in the mountains. GFS shows more moisture but much warmer than previously thought. Just can't win for trying this winter. 

 

Guessing UKMET is similar. All we need is the CMC and ECMWF to confirm it.

It is clearly snowing across ENC. If you can’t accurately depict what’s happening then maybe think about not spreading misinformation.

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