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12Z GFS has low move from Pensacola to Savannah. That’s too far north unless the air to the north is very cold, which it isn’t due to a relatively weak high moving offshore and warming SE surface winds, not CAD. Remember the runs bringing the low over central FL peninsula? This is much further north.

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, BooneWX said:

Weird a** depiction this go around. I won’t completely discount it but until we see ensembles with a storm that far north and amped, I’m having a hard time buying it. We’re not quite in the range where OPs should take preference.

Ensembles have been trending warmer and less wintry as I’ve shown with GEFS maps.

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3 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

I think it's the LP over the great lakes ruining the thermals. Need that to be a stout HP instead! 

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That surface low over SW GA, especially with no wedge, isn’t going to get the job done for much of the SE in most cases. Too far north. Need something like Icon has.

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8 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

Snow Storm per GFS for mby and northern NC and Southern VA. Mixing issues further south. Main take away is the storm signal is still there.

Need euro onboard to start looking more at it. Don’t want to get my hopes up. Been a long time since we got even a moderate storm.

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Check out the Canadian.  No storm and cold.  Has lows in NC on Saturday morning in the teens - even 10 degrees in Charlotte.  Needless to say, alot of the needed elements are there and alot to be sorted out in the coming week.  I'd say all options are on the table from cold and dry to somewhat mild and wet. 

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Started at zero hour and watched this fill in through hour 246.  Map was nearly blank at the beginning.  Certainly a lot of this is noise, but neat to see almost the entire country covered.  That would be one heck of a snow pack!  I hear there is good sledding in northern Mexico this time of year...

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13 minutes ago, StoneColdWeatherAustin said:

Started at zero hour and watched this fill in through hour 246.  Map was nearly blank at the beginning.  Certainly a lot of this is noise, but neat to see almost the entire country covered.  That would be one heck of a snow pack!  I hear there is good sledding in northern Mexico this time of year...

 

Folks would take this and run for sure. 

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1 hour ago, GaWx said:

 

Hey Tony, great to see you posting! Hope all is well with you and of course your world famous moles, too!

Thanks, Larry.  Doing fine here, and hope Sav gets something out of whatever happens :)  It's a sign of how bad things have been that we are living and dying each day on fantasy storms way out in way out land.

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