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It will be quite the spectacle to see what wins out. The raging Pacific or growing -AO/-NAO

I just hope we start seeing legit signs of something better in January before January turns into February

I don't even have an account on there.

There are multiple areas they list as having .1 that is not accurate though. Most of us foothills folks can tell you that. Regardless, places other than TN border areas and higher elevations have not seen a winter storm in NC this season.

I would say its generous to say 50% of NC has seen "measurable snow". 80% of those measurable snow areas have seen 1 inch or less. I guess snow falling from the sky without accumulating is considered measurable nowadays.

That map is not even close to reality for almost everyone South of I40. Some areas east of Charlotte got a dusting but that's it.

I told my dad that literally a few hours ago. Its hard to see what can change up the new base state and the subtropical jet is straight up dead.

These overnight lows would be nearing records for warmth

Define "most of NC has measurable snow already"

Last night's Euro and EPS went back to warm/torch

18 here

Its like all new technology. Easy to abuse. Not well regulated and the longterm effects of using it aren't really known. I know a lot of folks love it because it does a lot of their work for them but it also takes human skill and the human touch out of things.

I'm not a huge fan of AI but I have Google Gemini at work and plan on using it to make some charts with regards to snowfall patterns/data.

I did notice that on the EPS. Its still steps away from a winter storm pattern but it could trend toward a CAD threat pattern.