BooneWX

While attention is rightfully on the snow chances, here are my thoughts on the temps at 12z .

Been a very long time that we’ve had all 3 major global models show winter wx solutions on an event a week out.

Woof .

That was a nasty line. Severe weather tax paid! Now give me my snow.

Back off of what? You literally can’t dial up a better looking upper level pattern for the south east than what’s been depicted overnight. I’m so damn confused as to what people expect/want right now with it being the 29th and the first stages of a pattern change still being days away. I haven’t had snow in a climatologically favored region in almost 1,100 days. We all want snow, no shit. Why does every other post in this thread have to be some “it’ll never snow in my backyard ever again” shtick. We’ve got a thread for this. Hell, I made it myself! edit: and before someone says it - no you’re absolutely allowed to say and think it wont but for the love of god, back it up with reasoning other than you’re sad that it hasn’t snowed lately.

Well that was quite the weenie run to wake up to

The type of entertainment SouthernWX could never deliver on

LAWD .

Happy hour GFS

Almost 1/3 odds now for Hickory to net more than 6 inches. We are going to riot soon @calculus1

Feels like it’s been so long since we’ve had anything worth tuning into. It’s like old times

so appetizer followed by dinner? Don’t mind if I do

A 3” mean near Atlanta is just absolutely wild. Still less wild than there being a mean for central Florida.

Euro Ens mean snowfall for Hickory: 4.5”. I haven’t seen this in a long time.

That 50/50 low is going to help put CAD regions in the freezer. The EPS mean is absolutely absurd. 70-80% odds for 1” or greater in most of Nc.

Timeline wise, we really shouldn’t be looking for a threat. It’s the 28th and we know that anything before the 7th/8th is a wash. We’re 10+ days out from anything coming to fruition. It’s all pattern recognition for now but I’ve got a good feeling the Op runs will start looking more interesting somewhere in that Tuesday/Wednesday timeframe.

It’s still loading for me but this is shaping up to be a nice EPS run. Quite the Miller A signature.

At this pace, it’ll be snowing in Puerto Rico by 0Z. I’m getting concerned about the extent of the cold. There’s too much of a good thing and what the models are showing is not only pipe bursting cold but the type of cold that causes widespread grid control issues.

Ensembles look great. I think we get some absolute weenie runs early in the week.

https://x.com/webberweather/status/1872793416394031246?s=46

I’ll take panel 38 or 40 and log out until Dec 2025

I think a lot of you are going to see some insane totals the next few weeks.

I’m going to keep grasping at straws. Snow is my favorite weather type and I’m going to show every weenie run those glorious models produce. We’ll return to regularly scheduled severe weather, 70 dew point programming in Feb/March.

Came here for a dose of optimism that I can’t find on the Southeast forum and it delivered. The Euro Ens shows a very nice tick west with the trough axis. It’s no longer in New England and now sits over the lakes and Ohio Valley. That’s right where both forums are going to want it. Let’s hope it’s right! I think the models are starting to adjust to the ridging over the Atlantic.

Euro Ens mean for the trough at 12z is right where we want it, centered over the Ohio Valley. If we can keep it there, we will have our shots.