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RUNNAWAYICEBERG

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  1. Probably not but hopefully enough to up the ante a bit. We have plenty of time to get to work.
  2. Not widespread 20” but covering a large area of low double digits with spotty areas hitting 18-20”. You could draw a map right now with just one color of 10-20” from SWCT to SE ME and feel ok about it as a first guess.
  3. Agree. This isn’t top echelon regarding amounts but duration and wintry vibe will be enough to make it special. 10-20” throughout the region is solid.
  4. Yea. It certainly affects the mean. Maybe someone can show me how to remove those on WB...if it is possible to do so.
  5. That will shift around though and with qpf being what it is...just get the mid levels to track right underneath us, that’s all we want to see.
  6. Yea. Grabbing 10+ works for me. So many changes to come, no one should be sweating anything yet. Hopefully TBlizz wakes up a little less worrisome this morning. Good times ahead.
  7. CMC ens look great for practically everyone, they’re a bit stronger then the EPS for sw zones but they have the same sw to ne tilt for the region getting more folks involved up north while se zones have changeover issues. GEFS is flatter so it’s better for se at the hands of NNE.
  8. That’s what I thought because the individual members didn’t have anything that far se. How do I get rid of those lows on WB?
  9. I have no idea why the Bermuda triangle sucked in so many members almost everything is w or nw of the mean:
  10. Still early but the idea of a first load spewed in the interior mid atl followed by a seconday max for ENE seems plausible. Looking at the eps members, there’s a fairly good amount distributing the qpf like that.
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