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  On 1/18/2025 at 2:01 AM, CAD_Wedge_NC said:

OK ..... What percentage do you think trend NW? You say a high percentage .... does that mean you think that there is a high percentage of this one trending NW. Asking for a friend.

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We only pay attention to winter storms that tend to trend north. What about gulf rain storms? Hurricanes?

 

There have been storms the past 10 years that everyone said would trend back this way and they never did. January 2018 was one. 

 

High percentage does not = 100%. 

You just like being argumentative anyway. I'll be waiting your picture of you shoveling your driveway next week

 

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  On 1/18/2025 at 2:22 AM, wncsnow said:

We only pay attention to winter storms that tend to trend north. What about gulf rain storms? Hurricanes?

 

There have been storms the past 10 years that everyone said would trend back this way and they never did. January 2018 was one. 

 

High percentage does not = 100%. 

You just like being argumentative anyway. I'll be waiting your picture of you shoveling your driveway next week

 

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No, I have been on these boards for 20 years and I have learned that you never speak in absolutes. You learn that nothing is written in stone until a 100% model consensus is reached. That hasn't happened yet with this storm. Not being argumentative, I am just trying to understand your reasoning.

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  On 1/18/2025 at 2:41 AM, CAD_Wedge_NC said:

No, I have been on these boards for 20 years and I have learned that you never speak in absolutes. You learn that nothing is written in stone until a 100% model consensus is reached. That hasn't happened yet with this storm. Not being argumentative, I am just trying to understand your reasoning.

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I have been on here just as long and before that on AccuWeather forums and eastern wx. A lot of people are speaking in absolutes about this system trending north. 

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  On 1/18/2025 at 2:48 AM, wncsnow said:

I have been on here just as long and before that on AccuWeather forums and eastern wx. A lot of people are speaking in absolutes about this system trending north. 

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I believe there was a reason for that. Webber kept telling us that it would come NW. He is a great met and has good pattern recognition skills. By the way, I pulled my shovel out of the shed ..... just in case the EURO/CMC camp is right.

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  On 1/18/2025 at 2:48 AM, wncsnow said:

I have been on here just as long and before that on AccuWeather forums and eastern wx. A lot of people are speaking in absolutes about this system trending north. 

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Yeah nothing is absolute. Its all about probabilities and chances based on past events. 

Either way, GSP has my with a 40% chance of snow starting midday Tuesday. :)

 

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  On 1/18/2025 at 11:17 AM, CAD_Wedge_NC said:

I believe there was a reason for that. Webber kept telling us that it would come NW. He is a great met and has good pattern recognition skills. By the way, I pulled my shovel out of the shed ..... just in case the EURO/CMC camp is right.

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The Euro shows a dusting to an inch. Good luck shoveling that 

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  On 1/18/2025 at 4:55 PM, wncsnow said:

Thing is drying up quickly. 

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Lol I was just thinking the same. Quickly trending towards the immediate coast or bust. Been a long time since we’ve seen a truly amped, robust system. Always chuckle when people worry about that (hasn’t been a concern for anybody in a long time.) 

 

Still intrigued by the NAM. Gonna be interesting to see if it latches onto the overrunning idea. 

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  On 1/18/2025 at 5:36 PM, BooneWX said:

Lol I was just thinking the same. Quickly trending towards the immediate coast or bust. Been a long time since we’ve seen a truly amped, robust system. Always chuckle when people worry about that (hasn’t been a concern for anybody in a long time.) 

 

Still intrigued by the NAM. Gonna be interesting to see if it latches onto the overrunning idea. 

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Almost every system has been weak and strung out. I would love to see a phased bomb. At least it would be interesting

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Only saving grace for me is that Catawba Falls has reopened. I look forward to going later in the week to see them frozen over. Otherwise, I'm glad we've had a chilly winter but just sucks not to have any snow to show for it. 

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  On 1/18/2025 at 10:37 PM, WNC_Fort said:

Only saving grace for me is that Catawba Falls has reopened. I look forward to going later in the week to see them frozen over. Otherwise, I'm glad we've had a chilly winter but just sucks not to have any snow to show for it. 

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It sucks that places like Baton Rouge, Atlanta, parts of Alabama and now possibly coastal SC, NC, and GA will exceed our annual snow totals. 

I have been thinking about what I would grade this winter so far, the cold has been unexpected and it was nice to break the streak.. with that being said.. we didn't even verify winter storm warning criteria in that system and we are still in a serious snow drought. 

 

I would give it a B- if the season ended today. If it continues with no snow through the rest of winter, I would probably give it a C. Our standards have slipped more than a single 40 year old at Applebee's. 

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