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I think what we’re hoping for right now has less to do with the track of low (seems rather baked in) and more to do with dynamics. There is a scenario (Canadian) where we could pull off a nice event locally, purely based on overrunning precip. Not totally out on that solution but when the Canadian is the only one in that camp, I’m less than enthused.

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17 minutes ago, WiseWeather said:

I just cant recall a recent time when any storm just drove off of the coast like this and into the atlantic. Storms typically don’t miss us especially storms with moisture. Might just be my wishful thinking but i just dont believe in the ots scenario.


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Everything except the Canadian misses the phase and you end up with a flatter, weaker system that can’t blossom precip or drive north. The phase or lack thereof will determine if we’re in or out in the coming days. 

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Just now, BooneWX said:

To be fair, the Euro isn’t close on the phase timing or tilt. If it’s right, it’s game over except for the immediate coast. 

Thats true. Only light amounts really even for the coast. The one thing that gives me a little hope is some of the models showing that finger of overrunning moisture as the low is back near Louisiana. 

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1 minute ago, wncsnow said:

Thats true. Only light amounts really even for the coast. The one thing that gives me a little hope is some of the models showing that finger of overrunning moisture as the low is back near Louisiana. 

Yep. We’re all in on a phase or bust with us. A couple of Mets like Webb keep saying they expect robust overrunning to start showing up when the CAMs are in range. The jet streak depicted on most models is very favorable so we have that. I wouldn’t expect globals to show overrunning at this range either.

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Patience grasshoppers :D I thoroughly believe that we will continue to see shifts until Sunday at some point. Hell, it could take until Monday. 
 

Living in CAE all those years have taught me that it’s not over until it’s over. Yes, I’m the eternal optimist 
 

p.s. I rode the cmc/dgex to frozen glory back in 2010. Stranger things have happened before :ph34r: 

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39 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

Not every Gulf storm trends NW. A high percentage do but not every storm. Weenies gonna learn.

Not to mention how rare of a NW trend it would take to get us involved. Right now the low tracks almost through central Fl and then over the eastern edge of the Gulf Stream. I’ve seen plenty of scenarios where RDU is in the jackpot with a storm just a little bit off of the coast and it trends just barely inland and buries us instead. Idk if I’ve ever seen one this far out translate to a western NC event. 
 

Like I said earlier. The track is fairly baked in imo. There will be a minor jog nw but not enough to get us involved alone. If we can get a full phase and generate some overrunning we’re in the game. As of right now, no guidance shows that except for a few ensembles mostly skewed to the Canadian, who’s own Op, is trending away from a phase.  

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