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3 minutes ago, StantonParkHoya said:

After seeing this result, and the trends from the Monday storm, I’d like to keep it showing Deep South and beach snow for 3 more days. It always comes north.

Difference is this storm will have more cold air and the confluence is keeping it pushed down... It's definitely not going to cut with that look... Just got to get the right track..

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34 minutes ago, StantonParkHoya said:

After seeing this result, and the trends from the Monday storm, I’d like to keep it showing Deep South and beach snow for 3 more days. It always comes north.

 A NW trend is common and it coincides with the cold bias of most models in the E US. If I were betting, I’d bet on it most of the time. The cold bias leads to teases for the Deep South due to tracks too far SE that usually don’t verify. There are many more teases than the actual rare wintry precip events for down in this neck of the woods. When they do occur, they’re often just a T. That’s why I’ve said most likely nothing or at most a T for this event for this area. This keeps me grounded and keeps disappointment when it does the normal and doesn’t occur minimal at worst.

 The reason for the cold bias of models is debatable but some pro mets believe it is due to the very warm west Pacific and the models not handling it well.

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Ensemble still just doesn't seem to really like it. As I said before I think it's possible they are a bit too coarse to solve the situation with the three different pieces of energy at this lead, especially the baja low maybe they are lagging behind the OP in seeing it tick east. Hopefully we see things change in the coming days, but have to be cautious until the ensemble shows support. 

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Definitely a noticable trend south amongst the models with the HP system. i think the Cold air is pretty strong on this one. I like the CAD areas getting some ice on this one. 

1 hour ago, BornAgain13 said:

6z GFS suppresses our big storm... As far as the storm for this weekend, the GFS, NAM RGEM AND CMC all have a Major Ice storm now for CAD areas, especially into NW NC and Southern VA

 

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1 minute ago, HKY_WX said:

Definitely a noticable trend south amongst the models with the HP system. i think the Cold air is pretty strong on this one. I like the CAD areas getting some ice on this one. 

 

Forgive my ignorance but I’ve seen this term referred to a few times recently.. where are the “cad areas?”

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1 minute ago, stormwatcherJ said:

Forgive my ignorance but I’ve seen this term referred to a few times recently.. where are the “cad areas?”

Generally this referrs to the NC Mountain valleys, foothills, and NW/Northern Piedmont and NC/VA border areas along the interior.

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3 minutes ago, stormwatcherJ said:

Forgive my ignorance but I’ve seen this term referred to a few times recently.. where are the “cad areas?”

here is a quick reference. This should give you an idea.

Areas just east of the mountain in NC down into the upstate fair well in CAD .The meat spots are the lee side NC counties in the foothills. But based on the depth can extend most south and east as shown in this post. ColdAirDamming.pnge  

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4 minutes ago, strongwxnc said:

here is a quick reference. This should give you an idea.

Areas just east of the mountain in NC down into the upstate fair well in CAD .The meat spots are the lee side NC counties in the foothills. But based on the depth can extend most south and east as shown in this post. ColdAirDamming.pnge  

A little nuance (although this is old)

figure3.png

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