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SnoSki14

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  1. Nam is my worst case. 6" of snow + 2-3" of sleet on top is nightmare fuel.
  2. To be fair the icing potential, which will cause the biggest impacts is substantial and covers a massive region. This storm is a very big deal for many. We've dealt with a lot worse but those south will see historic winter weather.
  3. Agreed the historic storm will come later. This is just the beginning
  4. Sleet will happen, not much you can do but you'll get the wall of snow no matter what. At least we're not pulling our hair out over whether we'll get a near miss from a coastal. It doesn't get more brutal than missing a 1-2' storm by 50 miles.
  5. Man if the GFS idea is right about the quick coastal transfer then the ceiling is very high
  6. It transfers a lot faster. This is the best case scenario It'd be 14-20" pretty much area wide
  7. Let us pray. Its been trending with a faster coastal transfer.
  8. Rgem is always over amped and runs warm btw. It's also very inaccurate beyond 48hrs
  9. That's why Mt Holly is going higher. Ratios for half the storm could be quite high given ideal snow growth and temps
  10. Mt. Holly and Co are betting on high ratios to start for higher totals. If ratios do hit 15:1 then maybe.
  11. Is that snow + sleet since technically sleet counts for totals.
  12. I hope we don't get 6-8" of snow with 2" of sleet on top. With temps as cold as they are that'll create a giant skating rink with horrendous plowing & travel conditions. That's far worse impact wise than a pure 12-15" snowstorm
  13. Agree 100% Rare possibility of more upside than downside I think. Also if precip falls hard enough near the transition zone that we could hold onto snow longer boosting amounts by 2-4"
  14. Sure would be nice for the GFS to score for once. GEFS also look great
  15. Yeah but every event is different. I'm going with wall of heavy snow to sleet and 6-10" region wide with locals 12+ Leaning on the colder side too. The scope and intensity of this airmass is much larger than what we're used to. It wouldn't surprise me to see models trend colder
  16. Oh stop it's a solid 6-10" dump even with the warmest runs. This would be the biggest storm in years for many.
  17. The problem is the phasing. Without it you risk suppression, with it you risk a lot of mixing. You don't have an ideal setup out west given the trough placement.
  18. The front end thump is solid. There's a higher ceiling with this than usual too.
  19. Yes but we do have an anchored and very strong Arctic high in place. Hence why highs will be in the teens on Sunday
  20. If we do look at the Nam it drops tons of snow before any mixing. And whatever snow we get will be encased in ice and will get locked in for days.
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