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Rankin5150

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  1. Do you happen to have a map on the totals? I know they are fantasy, but I want to see these #'s and compare to Wow's post earlier, where he took a compilation of all of the runs. Heck...it is nice to dream a little dream anyways. LOL. Thank you in advance.
  2. I cannot wait to see the snow maps of this run!!!
  3. I was wondering what this meant from reading the AFD. Thank you for clarifying. BTW, I think you all do one helluva good job! Thanks for always holding it down!
  4. It almost seems like the current shift leader said "I am yanking the towel out from under the other shift". Kinda weird how they went from one extreme to another. There is still enough time for changes with the model runs. Hmmm...
  5. I am curious what they are showing for Belmont, NC at this range (zip: 28012). Thank you
  6. If my memory serves correctly, I believe the Canadian has a decent score with CAD events AND ULL's?? I can remember more than a couple of times the Canadian verifying on backend snows.
  7. Does anyone have any maps to post for the latest GFS? TIA
  8. Here is a zone forecast from GSP for Gaston County. You can see where they show mixing with ZR during a time when the heaviest precip is moving through on Sunday. It will be flipping back and forth, so this would have a huge effect on totals. Also, there will be mixing on and off throughout. I am also hoping the models are not trending with the HP being weaker, like I have seen on the past 2 runs. Plenty of time, but I thought I would throw that out there. I guess beggars cannot be choosers though. This is EARLY December. This is awesome, based on our climo: Saturday Night Cloudy. A chance of snow in the evening, then snow likely after midnight. Heavy snow accumulation possible. Breezy with lows around 30. Chance of snow 70 percent. Sunday Freezing rain. Snow. Additional heavy snow accumulation. Brisk. Near steady temperatures in the lower 30s. Chance of precipitation 90 percent. Sunday Night Snow. Sleet likely after midnight. Additional moderate snow accumulation. Near steady temperatures in the lower 30s. Chance of precipitation 90 percent. Monday Sleet likely in the morning. Snow and rain likely. Additional light snow accumulation possible. Highs in the mid 30s. Chance of precipitation 70 percent. Monday Night Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow or rain in the evening, then a chance of snow after midnight. Lows in the upper 20s. Chance of precipitation 40 percent
  9. WOW! Thank you sir. That is very informative. I never knew the implications. It is crazy how everything in weather seems to have an equal but opposite reaction. Thanks again!
  10. February 2004 was a Miller A? I did not know the others were as well. Awesome Info. I will have to read up on these. Thanks man!
  11. Is this because they are not situated in a CAD favored area? Interesting... Thanks for all you do Grit!
  12. It is tough for me to zoom in, but is Charlotte/Belmont under the dark blue blob (15-18") range? Loving the red dot over Macs crib! LOL!
  13. You are such a good dude! Miss you over here brother! I am looking forward to the legalization of MJ here in the ole bible belt of NC. If I am not mistaken, Amsterdam has legalized MJ? LUCKY DAWG!
  14. Thanks man! Wow...you answered my question to Grit and I had decided to pose this question to you as well. Pretty cool. Anyways, what do you think about the question on if we have ever scored BIG on any Miller A's (excluding the Mountains). I used the 12"+ as criteria. I am only asking, so I can see if we can find any data to correlate to this system. Thanks again man. I sure wish you were here.
  15. IceBURG, I posted a question earlier, which I am wondering what your take would be. Do you recall or have seen where the Charlotte area has TRULY cashed in on a Miller A type of storm? I mean...sure, we have received the 3-6" with ip and zr also mixed from these systems, but have we TRULY scored lets say...12-16" (for example) from these types of setups? Or has anyone else in the carolinas scored (excluding the Mountain Regions)? Thanks and oh...I tagged you on FB about the Cantore Curse. He has touched down in CLT. I HOPE he is not planning on staying here. UGH...LMAO
  16. Grit, I CANNOT REMEMBER the last time we scored BIG with a Miller A type system here in the Charlotte region. I mean...we have seen the run of the mill 3-6" snows, with ip and zr mixed in, but I cannot remember when we have been bullseyed with more than a few inches. I guess this is more of a question on if we have any records where we have really done well with a Miller A setup? I am not being a weenie (well...maybe a little. HAHAHA) as this is sincerely more of a curious question, rather than "I am worried". IT SUCKS because seeing all these ONCE IN A LIFETIME MODEL RUNS that show EPIC SNOWS FOR MY BACKYARD is tough to hold my excitement in check. If anyone tells otherwise, they are lying. LMAO!
  17. This is why I ALWAYS get more excited when we have overrunning with shortwaves dropping down to provide some ULL action. I am curious if anyone has any data on how much the areas OUTSIDE of the mountains have fared with Miller A storms?
  18. QUOTE OF THE DAY!! HANDS DOWN!
  19. Cannot wait to see the maps. Thanks man! Miss you brother. Fat burrito is no more. SIGH...
  20. UH-OH! If that scenario were to be realized, this would not bode well for Power and Property FOR SURE!
  21. Thank you Matthew! Hope all is well man!
  22. Me and my wife are already talking about going to the Mountains this weekend! If things keep trending in this direction, I am going to load up the 4WD and head that way!
  23. If I am not mistaken, the models (or a couple of them) is already showing this.
  24. I remember when this happened with LC. EPIC! Robert (Foothills) OWNED that storm! He killed it. His warnings helped me prepare TREMENDOUSLY. Great times with all of you guys. I remember a lot of you from the WWB!!
  25. TOUCHE! I agree!! I would take an OVERRUNNING setup any day over phased.
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