Scottie16

Threads created for this weekends storm. .

https://x.com/burgwx/status/2013321433670144421?ct=rw-null .

Just for clicks .

Didn’t see a thread ooops’ .

EPS .

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Definitely too far out to pencil in what totals will be but you gotta like where we are at right now. Space weather is going crazy right now also. .

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I think we see heavier than 10:1 rates too. .

Here you weenies go! .

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woah! .

What is the maximum [emoji854] .

It is but to be fair this is trending toward a rare event. Euro had sped everything up but now it looks like it’s caving to the GFS. .

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One must wonder how space weather effects winter weather .

More amped and further south it seems .

Liking the Euro so far. .

I already called the city over the three power poles in my subdivision that have been leaning since the last snow storm. .

Goes completely against the other discussion lol .

Weather/Hazards Highlights... Another day of lake effect snow is likely across the Great Lakes Thursday, with potentially heavy amounts piling up downwind of Lake Ontario after a snowy short range period too. Meanwhile, some light to moderate rain is forecast across the Southeast Thursday, while the low aloft could help produce some precipitation across southern California. Then precipitation is forecast to spread across parts of the Southwest, the southern/central Rockies, and across much of the southeastern U.S. into Friday. With the cold air in place, ice and snow are likely across much of the southern tier in likely a notable winter storm. The precipitation, including snow and ice, is forecast to spread east into the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic on Saturday, lasting until Sunday and potentially spreading north into the Northeast. Model guidance has converged on the potential for an impactful storm, but it will take additional time to refine the details of precipitation amounts and type, so continue to monitor forecasts. Elsewhere, precipitation could increase across the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies this weekend as shortwaves move through. -NWS .

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Models have been very inconsistent and uncertainty is high for the latter periods, but there is general agreement that a system will bring more precipitation to the area sometime in the Friday/Saturday/Sunday time frame. Right now models suggest a mixed bag of precip types, with both rain and snow possible, but given how far out it still is as well as the poor model agreement and consistency, we will need to monitor and wait for more clarity on the details as we get closer. -NWS MORRISTOWN .

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Carver, John, Tellico or Rambler could be more helpful answering that question than I would be. .