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  2. SnowDawg
    NAM and GFS Continue to worry me greatly for NE GA and the upstate. I want to lean on king Euro but NAM and GFS match up with what the GSP discussion had to say about the western half of the forecast area.
  3. BornAgain13
    Very true. Hopefully just convective feedback issues
  4. JoshM
    High res looks good, but regular 12 km has dry slots and spots of QPF. Just looks weird.
  5. The 4 Seasons
    This event is now up as the 7th 3"+ snowfall event of the season with snowfall maps, radar and sfc/upper air maps. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/jan-21-22-2026 Snowfall Totals
  6. ineedsnow
  7. BornAgain13
    6z Nam solid hit for most of NC and up this way.
  8. JoshM
    6z NAM had a damn seizure, I hope. 3k NAM looks OK
  9. ineedsnow
    -10 here some -12s showing up now wasn't expecting it to be this cold this morning
  10. Abbyme24
    Make that three of us! This forum I guess is the closest thing to discussion for Atlantic Canada. It’s my first winter up here since moving from MA, there seems to be less interest in chasing winter weather.
  11. BornAgain13
    Nevermind I see it now. Thank you
  12. Yardstickgozinya
    Maybe he's being held captive by a map hating insane forum member, and that's actually an imposter that we're talking to.
  13. bearman
    MRX pulled the trigger and issued a Winter storm Watch for Knoxville East.
  14. BornAgain13
    @eyewall or another Met, how do I get the graphic showing total event snowfall all the way through and not just through 7 pm Saturday? I can't find it from NWS in Blacksburg
  15. SnowHabit
    Winter Storm Watch issued just before 3am…
  16. Yardstickgozinya
    I wouldn't say there's no chance. I think if enough gather in song and prayer, we still reel this one in.
  17. BornAgain13
    Winter Storm Watch here. Forecast is for 4-8".
  18. USCG RS
    Current projections showcase that this is likely to be Central & Coastal Carolinas Bullseye. That withstanding, the storm is evolving and if the storm closes off a touch more quickly, it could nail the entire subforum essentially. The Euro showcases this, though Eastern GA is still on the cusp with that.
  19. bristolri_wx
  20. AJF0602
    Winter Storm Watch here in Jacksonville, mhx stating 8-12 inches.
  21. USCG RS
    Winter Storm Watches issued
  22. Today
  23. ldub23
    SREF is better.
  24. IceQueen706
    Winter Storm Watch issued by GSP for Rabun County. Reading their forecaster discussion, said QPF decreased some and 2-4" for us on western CWA. I'm happy with 2-4", but was somehow thinking it was more than that.
  25. TSSN+
    This guy is horrid
  26. DavisStraight
    Go long frozen concentrated orange juice.
  27. vortex95 started following Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.
  28. vortex95
    An atypical thing about this storm, it deeply occludes rather far S for a coastal storm (~35N) and has multiple low centers strung out SW to NE, so you will have a huge swath of heavy precip NW of the center, pivoting slowly. How much this pivot is obviously is key (pivotal!?). It can be one of those things, once you are in it, you are in it for awhile, yet not to far NW, just internment flakes in a dry stiff wind. So very sharp snowfall gradients as possible. Among the best snowfall gradient storm for eastern MA occurred 2/9/1987. I got 2" in Woburn MA w/ no real wind, and CHH had 23.4" w/ frequent gusts 60-70 kt. Second Cape Cod-only blizzard in two weeks! A 7-year old CoastalWx was NOT happy! But I was not either, even though 1986-87 was a good winter (only one from 1984-85 to 1991-92), it could have been *much* better!
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