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  1. 46 minutes ago, Chuck said:

    I had communicated with Van Denton of Triad Fox8 weather. He said that the forecast could have been a bigger flop as the models were calling for two feet.

    The big deal looking back is that the Triad wasn’t even close.  I live just north of RDU and when I woke up, I figured we were in some trouble-we were.  The problem was that the NWS only backed down to 6-8 inches and 3 hours later went to flurries.  Southern Wake got about 2 inches.

     

    Wake county gradient was reversed for once.  I went from a foot to flurries in my backyard.  
     

    I cashed in plenty after that until recently.

     

  2. 1 hour ago, CaryWx said:

    I go back to the carolina crusher of '73.  Was in the southeastern part of the state.  ;)

    I was 9 years old in Wilmington ( out sick that day) when we got 12.8” February 8th or so 1973.  Jim Burns said that it was going to go from sleet to rain at noon on a Friday then it sleeted harder and started to snow about 4 pm.  Snowed all night, sleeted the next day then ended as snow on a Saturday night.   

  3.  The 12Z CMC (I know isn’t credible that far out but it can show what’s reasonably possible) does much more with the 2nd shortwave.

    It’s definitely worth noting however as you point out. If you trust just the GFS operational exclusively at this point, you’re failing to see the bigger picture regardless of outcome.


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  4. Respectfully - you can’t make a realistic climate change argument by comparing the Sierra’s to our region. 
     
    the bottom line is that our oceans are scorching. Atlantic sea surface temps are on pace with JUNE in February. Our poor pacific pattern is likely caused by how much warmth the basin is holding as well. Snowfall in the south has been trending downward the past 20 years and extreme temps are trending up. This isn’t a “bad spell,” this is climatology. So yes, I can make reasonable assumptions based on climatological facts.

    Really good points being made here.


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  5. 20 minutes ago, StantonParkHoya said:

    We had similar stretches in the 90s. It’s about perspective. I’d buy in if we EVER got the teleconnections to line up, but we just haven’t rolled a good roll. 

    I feel ya on this.  We were screwed in the 90s for sure.  One time we had a winter storm warning and got nothing.  Last night was a kick to the stomach  but we will keep posting and hoping until early March.

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  6. I never thought VDay was viable  here in northern N or other parts of the sub forum-too warm.   I’m interested in the following storm and beyond as the pac ridge builds back with a good west based -NAO.  If nothing by March 3rd, I will start to really have doubts.  Hopefully this next one will give at least a taste even if snow geese are not fed in parts/ most of sub forum.

  7. 6 and 12z GFS ops were not too far off but the storm has been in the southeast on the Euro and Canadian ops as well.  Details far from clear yet but that along with the synoptic outlook is basically the epitome of what this forum is about.   
     

    My guess is that something more definitive will appear in the coming days regarding the 18-20th.  Let’s see, it may ot may not work out.

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