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winter_warlock

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  1. Looking at the date on that snowfall map I'm gonna say total snowfall
  2. Wow I thought it was kinda early for him. But after the string of horrible snow starved winters that a lot of us had .. who can really blame him lol TBH!
  3. Lmaoo 3 days in ( only 72 hours since November ended )and someone already ready to throw in the towel on this winter lol
  4. Yup. Ur right. Looks like GFS is literally identical to 18z... At least it didn't go south lol
  5. A definite shift north on Icon compared to 18z.
  6. Yeah nam has it in central va by 12 z!! Which is like 7 am lol
  7. Trend compared to 18z. Definitely a move north!! Hope trend continues!!
  8. So far 00z nam looking more robust a bit to my untrained eye compared to 18z.
  9. The two weeks that followed were the best 2 weeks I've ever had in any winter!!!
  10. I would really hate to see this cold pattern with an MJO phase 7-8-1 without a nice snowstorm!! Seems like a waste
  11. I'd like to see more model support then just the cmc before I get on board lol
  12. Ohh. It looked like sarcasm to me. Oops lol
  13. I'm definitely picking up ur sarcasm lol
  14. LWX mentions the next 2 chances... Model guidance is in relatively good agreement that a low amplitude shortwave embedded in west-southwesterly flow aloft will track across the Tennessee Valley toward the southern Mid-Atlantic during the day on Friday. Meanwhile, high pressure will be in the process of retreating offshore. While models are in agreement that this general pattern will unfold, there are still some discrepancies with respect to how far north precipitation will make it, and also what the precipitation type will be. The majority of solutions have cold air in place at the surface, which would favor wintry precipitation (either a wintry mix or snow). However, there are some solutions that show rain across southeastern portions of the forecast area. Overall, precipitation totals should be on the lighter side. Depending on the track of the system, a couple inches of snow or a light wintry mix may be possible across portions of the forecast area Friday afternoon into Friday night. We`ll continue to monitor this system over the coming days. Dry, but chilly conditions are expected across the area this weekend. High temperatures are forecast to be in the upper 30s and lower 40s, with low temperatures in the 20s. Forecast confidence decreases significantly by Monday, with some solutions developing an area of low pressure nearby as a shortwave trough moves through aloft. Other solutions maintain dry conditions.
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