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  1. 7 minutes ago, AsheCounty48 said:

    For the big snow in the mountains last winter, a couple drove up from Orlando, granted that was a monster storm, not a couple of inches lol

    Yeah. I’ll chase 2/2.5 hours to the higher elevations in Avery county for a moderate event. If I’m chasing 800+ miles I’m flying to Breckinridge 

  2. 43 minutes ago, buckeyefan1 said:

    :lol: 

    Even if a transfer occurs, I still expect to see a flizzard before we get slotted. It even has the possibility of being beautiful snowy slop all day with nothing accumulating, and I'll be watching it fall. #winning  :lol:     

     

    I'll pout later if none of this happens  :P  

    You moved to FI? I’ve lived in Fountain Inn 30+ years. If you’re hoping for enough to sled in on a late arriving cold air setup like this you’re going to be highly disappointed. Backend flurry as the coastal consolidates? Maybe  

  3. 7 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

    Meh, put the NAM in motion and it’s a rain/sleet slop, ending as flurries here! Seen it 29 times in my life! Those mountains are a b———

    But we do so well when the cold arrives late.. Even if that high was 1070 we would still rain if it was west of the Apps...Cess would have pulled the plug on Friday :cliff:

  4. 1 minute ago, Ji said:
    6 minutes ago, TARHEELPROGRAMMER88 said:
    ECMWF trended toward the CMC, but not as cold. Looks like the low is closer to the coast. Temps are an issue, as always. Good overall trends, just need a little more cold air.

    Good luck with that.

    Lol Ji why you up in here trolling the main disco? Get back to tracking patterns in the MA forum :scooter:

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  5. 51 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

    Yeah, I think we would need an Early Thursday start or late night Thursday start, for maximum cold availability!?

    As you and I both know being on the lee side and so close the mountains, late arriving cold air is a concern. But with that said, a 1047 could do the trick. I just have my doubts for those of us who don’t benefit from late blooming coastals in a fast flow 

  6. 15 minutes ago, griteater said:

    The joys of extrapolation ha. It looked great with the storm and slower to gather out west which is good like you mentioned...but it looked like the southward push of cold air was about maxed out based on the height pattern over the southeast

    Rain? Hard to fathom 864A725E-81CE-4F2F-828C-5BCC864F3474.thumb.png.276397c2df9fa494c2f83ca22dd47768.png

  7. 2 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

    Doesn’t the GFS have a bias for holding energy back too long? I thought that was a thing? I don’t know how anything holds back in such a fast flow, just got to get timing right!

    Not sure I would bet against the GFS. It nailed our last storm from 6 hours out :sled:

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