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2025 foothills Thread


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5 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

I just have that nagging feeling that something is going to screw us still. Don't like the 18Z euro going dry again. It looked like the UK with a dry area around the escarpment too. 

 

Hopefully the trends will be good at 00Z.

I always think a storm will not work. Period. I hate it. I hope we continue to see good trends. 

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1 hour ago, wncsnow said:

I just have that nagging feeling that something is going to screw us still. Don't like the 18Z euro going dry again. It looked like the UK with a dry area around the escarpment too. 

I always feel this way now. We have been burned for far too long.

1 hour ago, strongwxnc said:

I always think a storm will not work. Period. I hate it. I hope we continue to see good trends. 

100% agree.

On a positive note, it appears we will have no issue with the cold, no matter which model we are viewing. The QPF is the issue here. We need the storm to wind up and move up the coast for us to get those bigger totals. Of course, that brings in more mixing for those to our south and east. If it just slides along underneath us and out to sea, we are looking at much lighter totals than we could have in the first scenario.

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28 minutes ago, WNC_Fort said:

Ugh. That leeside minimum and Asheville snow hole are looking worse and worse

Brad Panovich gives you a leeside maximum in his call map. You’re looking good in Old Fort, I believe. Your town needs a good weather event after all the recent catastrophe. I hope this is a good one for you.

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1 minute ago, wncsnow said:

Don't like the trends tonight... may turn into an inch or less for leeside screw zone. 

Oh, I am well aware of that horrible screw zone, but I think this is more likely to just be a smaller event overall rather than a big event elsewhere while the foothills get nothing. Of course, I’m not a pro met…

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47 minutes ago, mercurydime said:

Gotta figure by this time tomorrow we'll have a pretty good idea of what to expect.  It'll be interesting if nothing else. 

From years of experience I can assure you that around this time tomorrow someone will post:

Gotta figure by this time tomorrow we'll have a pretty good idea of what to expect.  It'll be interesting if nothing else. 

 

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1 minute ago, jburns said:

From years of experience I can assure you that around this time tomorrow someone will post:

Gotta figure by this time tomorrow we'll have a pretty good idea of what to expect.  It'll be interesting if nothing else. 

 

I aim to please.  

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Not sure how a winter storm is good for anyone affected by the hurricane….

Point taken.

My idea was that snow storms often bring a little bit of magic and wonder to people and are rarely destructive in our area. I figured the kids, at least, would enjoy seeing snow on the ground. But, that won’t be true for everyone, and it could be difficult for many still recovering and trying to rebuild. I was not trying to be flippant.


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This is probably more coping than anything but here is our bright side in our “this sucks” moment:

 

- Short term guidance is juicier than globals. 
- still 48 hrs out from the event.

- the difference between a little and a lot is a tiny tiny tweak to some of the upper level interactions. 
- models might not be underestimating the big picture but I do think they’re underestimating lift and upslope potential.

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3 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

24 hours ago we looked golden. Now we might be lucky to get an inch.. it's hard to break a streak like this..

Yep. I’ll admit I’m taking this one harder than normal because it’s likely our last crack at anything. It’ll be cold this month but we lose our -NAO and we all know how key that is. We score Friday or it’s likely on to 25/26 winter.

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