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Mid to long range discussion- 2025


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1 minute ago, BornAgain13 said:

Theirs probably someone on this forum who has tons of experience in these kind of storms.... Will the Low stay where it is now and the precip shield be further NW than modeled of what?

I volunteer as tribute. If there’s no NW adjustment at all then I will…I don’t know…eat something gross.

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17 minutes ago, Awesomesauce81 said:

I gotta be selfish and wish for a SE trend atp

No more or less “selfish” than just about anyone here or at any wx bb who wants snow where they live. Totally normal for all. And wishes don’t influence what happens regardless.

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8 minutes ago, frazdaddy said:

I do find it somewhat ironic that on a forum based on science one would be offended by “ wishes “

Indeed. On the contrary, it is already determined what will happen. It’s just that the models aren’t nearly smart enough to know. They gradually figure it out. And I’m glad they don’t know because otherwise there wouldn’t be these very interesting forecasting discussions!

 For example, the NW trend is only because the models were too far SE in the first place. The storm didn’t actually trend NW.

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Just now, metalicwx367 said:

18Z EC AIFS shifted slightly south. Barely anything across NC. Like the Euro, it's very cold at the SFC over S GA and looks like predominantly sleet event based on 850s. Again much better than the 2 inches of freezing rain it had earlier across our area.

 

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As a weather weenie, I must say it’s rather fascinating watching how cold this frigid air mass will actually get and subsequently “push” this wintry precipitation south and east. No one really knows except Mother Nature. 
 

I’m in Hillsborough so on the periphery of the NW shift I’ve read so much about. Fingers crossed for a dusting here, but will be really interesting to see how this all plays out with the cold air. 
 

Thanks to all who contribute! This is fun!

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