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Euro op just took a sledge hammer and pounded it flat lol. Good times!

It's officially over. I think the thread can be closed now.

Gwinnett could see 2-4" so I would consider it an ATL storm. That cutoff line may cut the city in half, just depends on how far it comes West and by all accounts not 1 model knows. They change every 6 hours.

Really interesting to see RAH so bullish on central NC. Of note, they have Greenville NC at 98% to see more than 4 inches. And rdu at 87%. But they have rdu at 10% to see more than 18” and Greenville at 2%. I guess that shows where they are most uncertain about.

@JB Finsis correct. There were not enough active (or at least enough willing to consistently post) to have separate threads. Recognizing the climate differences, I still felt it was fitting since everyone was in the same CWA under NWS Wakefield. They used to have a couple of members' posts years back. Also, social media has drawn many participants away from this board.

Rather be north east than north west of atl

Still going 2-4" in RIC. 5" if lucky

EURO actually increased snow on the cape, tightened the gradient elsewhere...I could see the cape getting clocked.

They're leaning heavy on the NAM/NBM...which one is flawed and inputs into the other.

Chattanooga will eventually get a winter weather advisory, but I think we are still a period away. Perhaps afternoon ZFP. Thankfully it's on a Saturday, but light snow will turn roads immediately icy like the 2014 debacle. Knoxville could get more than a few inches of powder. Classic travel related WSW. Powder should be no problem for the power infrastructure. Plus it's well away from the main Restoration Area. Absurd cold at 500, 700 mb and periods of subtle WAA at 850 will do it. Leads off with slight WAA ahead. Then some WAA into the cold core later hours. Plus that DGZ models beneath where models look. Finally yea, the Carolina mountains are going to have Utah level powder. Ski conditions don't get any better in the World. And it's gonna be right here! If one is already ski in ski out. Roads? oof!

That would diminish the quality of the film...

Well said.

Fwiw, the grid forecast from GSP has snow accumulating as early as dinner time tomorrow.

Not really an ATL storm. Maybe an inch at most north west of ATL.

it should be holding a weenie and be called the Oscar Meyers

Euro and Euro AI seem generally aligned at this stage. TW

No literally. Last year my ma in fucking Florida got like 5" while I was begging for 3". Outrageous. I'm so deadass if this don't work out I'm taking a few seasons off lmao my emotions are low key a mess these last few hours

We need the 18z NAM to get on board.

Let's ride east Tennesseans. I'm hopeful the system can throw moisture back a bit more west (ala the Euro) to get as many from our forum as possible in the boat.

Ya’ll, it sure doesn’t take much precip to get great totals with these ratios. When mby got 9” back in ‘14 it was only the equivalent of about .27 I loved that storm

Here we live in the “if it can go wrong, it will go wrong” world. If there’s gonna be a dry slot there’s no need in fretting model runs, it’ll set up over wake county 100%

Just to be that guy, I will point out that maximum model errors at 72 hours are in the range of 250-300 miles.

eps anybody?