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  1. WarmNose
    Hoping this doesn't break any posting rules. Looks like Joe B is riding the NAM..
  2. WarmNose
    Lmao Puerto Rico
  3. WarmNose
    Exactly my thoughts. I85 and points north/west unless we get lucky and somehow don't have to fight rain and 45 degree temperatures at the onset of precipitation
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    Euro looks great imo. It's always a huge plus when the Euro jumps on board with wintry precip. And I hope Lookout is right about the warm nose being modeled too strong
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    That LP in 87' looks really close to the SC coast. Curious as to how that produced a snow event for areas south and east of I85? Stronger cold air source west of the Apps? Thanks Grit
  6. WarmNose
    Any veterans on here have examples of winter storms where cold air came from west of the Apps where a warm nose wasn't an issue? Thanks
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    That was my all time favorite winter storm. Several hours of 28 degree cotton balls followed by .25 inch of sleet and freezing rain
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    Without CAD we are set up for failure every time. If our cold air source is west of the apps, it's a no go
  9. WarmNose
    CMC has the warm nose eating right into the southern Greenville county screw zone Climo wins again
  10. WarmNose
    Yep the warm nose is clearly there
  11. WarmNose
    This storm is starting to look like a "Buncombe County Schools: Closed" special "Greenville County Schools: 2 hour delay"
  12. WarmNose
    Snow south of LaGrange? Toss
  13. WarmNose
    If I'm not mistaken It has a lot to do with the topography. As the low spins it's hard to get cold air in fast enough when the cold air source is coming from the north and western side of the apps as opposed to an eastern cold air source damming event
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    NAM looks atrocious. Less amped system with mostly rain. Wouldn't a less amped system equal more blue than green?
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    If I remember correctly, last year before our January event the GFS sniffed out our warm nose 24-48 hours in advance. It showed it on the SC GA border sneaking up into the southern part of upstate SC. Edit: it could have been the NAM I don't remember
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    Didn't catch it, but I'm sure he went with the old "mainly for the mountains of North Carolina" weather statement
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    I've seen this time and time again. Climo says anywhere north and west of I85 have a chance to see flakes fly. South and east, well, you know the drill. Especially in December. I mean come on, it's a struggle even in mid January.
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    It never happens until the party is over
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    If I can get a couple splotches of blue on my local radar loop I'll call it a winter. Even if it's just virga
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    Temps won't be an issue. It will make its own cold air Someone mentioned a Lee side trough? I can remember 7'ish years ago a Lee trough set up here in the upstate and we must have raked in 4-5 inches with temps hovering around 40 degrees. It was ridiculous
  21. WarmNose
    Wicked lightning, heavy rain and a few rumbles of thunder here in Simpsonville. This Winter has been litty!! Mountain real estate just doubled. RIP snow and cold. Al Gore was right!
  22. WarmNose
    Lol at tracking severe WX down here in late January. And even bigger LOL and NE battling freezing rain and mixing issues in what should be a blockbuster Nor'easter on Monday. Smdh
  23. WarmNose
    No matter how favorable your winter pattern becomes I will still be here lurking in the shadows. I'm here to crush dreams. sincerely, Warm Nose
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    Great picture
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    "Temps won't be a problem with this storm for a change. Trust me." remember when everyone was harping that little tune 3 or 4 days ago? lol
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