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What’s wild is this pattern SUCKS for New England. So after all the hype from some of the Mets up there, it looks just about like a curtain call until after the pattern breaks down. Definitely a southern storm or nothing deal. Wild

With all politeness…. Screw em. It’s *our* time.


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Per the avg of the last 12 runs of the 4 member CFS ens, much of the SE is forecasted to be near 10 F BN for the two week period Jan 8-21! The SE is forecasted to be the coldest area anomalywise on the entire globe through that period!

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 The 12Z Euro AI has qpf of 0.8-0.9” during 1/10-11 for much of N GA, NW 1/2 of SC, and much of NC. 850s never get above 0C meaning all snow (a whopping ~8-9”) at Rome, Gainesville, GSP, Charlotte, and RDU along with places in between, which would easily be the most widespread big SE snowstorm in many years. In ATL, AHN, AUG, and CAE, 850s do get just above 0C during a part of this implying sleet likely during part of it.

 

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Just now, StantonParkHoya said:

It’s all going to come down to have it interacts with the sw diving down occurs. Does the energy eject and partially phase? That’s how we get the big dog outcomes

On most of the suppressed runs it comes down in front of it and suppresses it. I think we need it to dive down deeper and slower. 

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55 minutes ago, GaWx said:

 The 12Z Euro AI has qpf of 0.8-0.9” during 1/10-11 for much of N GA, NW 1/2 of SC, and much of NC. 850s never get above 0C meaning all snow (a whopping ~8-9”) at Rome, Gainesville, GSP, Charlotte, and RDU along with places in between, which would easily be the most widespread big SE snowstorm in many years. In ATL, AHN, AUG, and CAE, 850s do get just above 0C during a part of this implying sleet likely during part of it.

 

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3 minutes ago, Met1985 said:

I mean this could still be interesting for the CAD areas. I wouldn't totally whiff on it yet.prateptype_cat-imp.us_ma.jpgprateptype_cat-imp.us_ma (1).jpg

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I’ve been barking up the CAD tree for days on this one. Not our snowstorm but this is likely a warning level event for CAD zones. Wouldn’t surprise me to see advisory level ice to triangle 

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10 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

I’ve been barking up the CAD tree for days on this one. Not our snowstorm but this is likely a warning level event for CAD zones. Wouldn’t surprise me to see advisory level ice to triangle 

Ice Storm north of 40 and south of 64...through the TN/KY corridor...:thumbsdown:

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1 hour ago, Met1985 said:

Mark this down as a positive post from you! Lol obviously the models are having trouble with the PV and all the energy flying around.  There should be some big solutions coming through unless all the energy just gets sheared out.

When I'm positive you know somethings cooking ;)

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