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Mid to Long Range Discussion ~ 2024


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2 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

Yeah we just need the energy to consolidate to the south with less NS involvement. Nice not to see an overly amped up system.

Here in lies the problem. If it consolidates too quickly, it will likely amp and be rain for most of us. 

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9 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

Some of those maps look like snow falling over much of the state but with little to no accumulations. 

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It’s bc the evolution as modeled by all of those is not a mode for accumulating snow here. It’s NS energy playing catch up and wringing out limited moisture as the main low deepens too far away. We need more NS interaction but, as mentioned earlier with the orientation of this cold press, that would almost definitely mean rain. For areas outside mountains, NC is out of the game for this system 

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Verbatim the Euro would be pretty nasty in the Triad. Freezing rain turning to snow and temps dropping into the teens overnight. Now it has support from the ensembles. This is right around the time frame where we tend to see models start to put the pieces together, so it's all about watching the trend. Still it's a delicate set-up, even with the advantage of some legit arctic air on the backside of the system. We need this to become a southern stream dominant system and slow down as much as possible.

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GSP AFD...

 Extended models show the
development of a long wave structure with a deep upper trough over
the eastern CONUS with numerous chances for shortwave passages
through Wednesday.  This pattern also gives generally lower
thickness levels and increased chances for snow over the GSP area
through Wednesday.  Moisture is still limited.  Still the EC model
has some snow over most of the CWA on Tuesday.  The GFS model,
however, restricts frozen precip to the higher elevations.  Overall,
chances for winter conditions increase into mid next week, though no
major event is current on the horizon.

Yeah but I want a major event!!!!

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2 hours ago, eyewall said:

Hard to believe we already have to write off January. This is looking like last year.

Writing off 21 days with tons of arctic air in the pattern is an interesting position. 

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15 minutes ago, Upstate Tiger said:

GSP AFD...

 Extended models show the
development of a long wave structure with a deep upper trough over
the eastern CONUS with numerous chances for shortwave passages
through Wednesday.  This pattern also gives generally lower
thickness levels and increased chances for snow over the GSP area
through Wednesday.  Moisture is still limited.  Still the EC model
has some snow over most of the CWA on Tuesday.  The GFS model,
however, restricts frozen precip to the higher elevations.  Overall,
chances for winter conditions increase into mid next week, though no
major event is current on the horizon.

Yeah but I want a major event!!!!

I do too!! :lol:  

Although I will never turn down mood flakes or a car topper either ^_^

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