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Mid to long range discussion- 2025


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Just now, SnowDawg said:

These trends are just plain bad no sugar coating it. I'm just glad we've got as much time as we do to maybe trend back the other way with more confluence over the top.

I think it depends on the location of the phase and where you live. In NC the trends aren't terrible. A bigger storm could mean more snow if the track is right. The worst outcome would be a weak mess with little precip. Give me a qpf bomb and I will take my chances.

 

Places in GA and SC don't want that though. 

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5 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

I think it depends on the location of the phase and where you live. In NC the trends aren't terrible. A bigger storm could mean more snow if the track is right. The worst outcome would be a weak mess with little precip. Give me a qpf bomb and I will take my chances.

 

Places in GA and SC don't want that though. 

Yeah I see what you're saying. I'm just worried about more amplification if our mid-level thermals are already such a problem. 

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I'll just say, and this is not analysis of any kind, but I'd say that kind of freezing rain is rarely that widespread and I'll belive it when I see it. Better/deeper low level cold from the snow pack to the north could give us a ton of sleet which I'll take any day over zr.

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