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Mid to long range discussion- 2025


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12Z GFS ZR: significant in some areas. This would be a major winter storm for NE GA and bordering upstate SC (even Augusta and Columbia would be a close call to a big deal) as depicted with 2-3” of snow, some sleet, and 0.5” of ZR with 0.8-0.9” qpf:

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12Z GFS qpf:IMG_1631.thumb.png.268b03c224e2f3b386c3441d662f3641.png

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Yea if I see any trend, it’s that we’re moving away from a snow threat and to an ice threat. Don’t be so quick to discount Frz Rain totals. For many areas, the precip is light and falling into air that’s 25-28°. It’ll freeze much more efficiently than normal.

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1 minute ago, TARHEELPROGRAMMER88 said:

Just a few more runs and this is likely to be an all cold rain event. Wild swings though for sure. 

If the Canadian solution is my main option, I’m fine with that. I’ll take a cold rain and the power being on. 

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Just now, eyewall said:

The CMC does have a cold bias I believe.

The CMC has about the strongest cold bias of the major models at the surface. But the CMC/RGEM often do best in icey/CAD situations.

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