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  1. 7 minutes ago, eyewall said:

    And nobody wanted to take my word for it

    I knew in December January was toast. Now it looks like February is too. I can't believe the GSP to RDU corridor may get skunked completely. I'd give that an 80% chance of happening right now. But I'm not surprised with today's climate. 

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  2. Nobody really thought all that moisture was going to hang around once it got cold did they? That's not how this works. Colder drier air holds less moisture. Give me a 0.5 to 0.75 inches of liquid and cold and call it a day. Theres a reason 1-2 foot snows are so rare down here. A 6 inch storm is great down here.

  3. 9 minutes ago, Orangeburgwx said:

    Lots of areas got nailed with WAA due to the low making landfall in Charleston and hightailing it up through Eastern NC... Here is the clown map03b55bc09dff6de1e845b2a8123ff715.jpgc5a4c046c116a44890b291fe275e66b6.jpg

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    So let me get this straight. The low is off the coast and moves back over land in Charleston and moves due noth from there? 

  4. 2 hours ago, PackGrad05 said:

    Interesting map, but I wish it was more specific.  Shows portions of Wake County at 5 feet, and I really don't think that's true...  Most of Wake would be 1-3 feet over that time frame I would think.  

    That's only a 6 inch per year average. It's probably pretty close and shows the gradient there well.

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  5. 37 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

    12z GEFS really degraded our snow chances day 10-15. Lost the eastern Canada ridging idea. It’s building a better Atlantic pattern way out at day 16 but it pushed the process back 5 days, back to fantasy range again. Perhaps it’s the right idea but was rushing it but until I see the eps move that way I am skeptical.  EPS has been crushing the GEFS lately. 

    We went through this last year. And every year for a decade it seems. Any kind of favorable Atlantic during winter is always 15 days away and never verifies. A -NAO in winter is a pipe dream anymore. Luckily you guys live up north where you'll still get some snow eventually. I may get blanked for the first time in history and not even be able to muster a flake with my already pathetic 4.7 inch normal.

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  6. 5 minutes ago, cbmclean said:

    Summary of MA thread feeling for today:

    Apocalyptically bad pattern incoming.  Not only is it horrible, it is the kind of pattern which tends to get dug in for months at a time.  Strong Objective-based evidence for fearing for all of January.

    See sanitarium post. I'm done. It's over.

  7. Head on over to the Mid Atlantic forum and read that PSU guys research. He states what I've seen coming for 2 weeks now. When the Pacific pattern goes this bad as it is now it never recovers. In all his analogs it never recovered. Some winters were better than others because the Atlantic saved them. Don't fall for the false -NAO on the GFS. No Atlantic is saving us this year. This winter is a dud. I can realistically say that even though its only December. We're getting blanked!

    It's crazy for the mid Atlantic to give up because they have March. Screw March snows down here. They're rare regardless of what Panovich says. They make up a high percentage of snowfall because they can be heavy when they occur. They don't occur that often outside the mountains. This ain't 1960 anymore.

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  8. 21 minutes ago, SnowNiner said:

    Agreed.  The western trough sets up and never lets go.  December is toast for the SE if the ensembles consensus is right; lights out till January. That's kinda every year so...no big whoop.  I'm just hoping we kick it east by new year.  

    Every.  Single. Year. Question is how much of Jan goes down the shitter? That's the peak climo month.

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