CaryWx
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Looks like we actually project to be below normal with this pattern for several weeks into Sept. Things could change of course.
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Pattern will not go back to hot looks like Upcoming HUGE Cool Down! Fall Like Pattern to DOMINATE, Very Stormy also -
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May hit the low 60s overnight this weekend in the NC Triangle. 'bout time
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So much for the supposed to be below-average forecast for my area between the 15th and 22nd
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Cloudy days or something
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Looks like the sun-angle data finally got ingested.
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Definitely something still there around 27th. Still need to see a few more runs. Going to be awfully warm leading up to it though
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GFS was beginning to build a Gilligan raft and sail away on the 12z I thought
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If that's RAH it's the same from discussion 24hrs ago.
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Maybe, but lots of player injuries showing up already.
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Has to be associated with the clipper system coming earlier maybe?
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That's an odd bird snow map
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Looks clipperish which is what RAH alluded to earlier
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You mean this one?
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Yes, nice look at 160hrs+ I'll take it
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Good thing nobody opened a storm thread.
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That's almost painful to look at.
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Doesn't sounding for rdu support a longer period of ip
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Not a lot of ensemble support. Lots of pretty dry panels
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As burrel alluded to though does a blend of gfs and euro produce more snow or do the synoptics (too amped= warm w/ice but less amped not enough precip?) on this particular set-up just not going to work that way.
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Yes I know I was just renaming eyewall eyeore. Sorry it was confusing.
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burrel, that was just funny. eyeore?
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Does that include sleet. Always forget about what UK and CMC reflect in their frozen precip maps
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Thanks Burrel. Looks like a pretty good snow sign at 850 (at that specific time) unless I have something wrong. Ground truth would be what I call dripping snow though unless 2m temps do indeed get driven down below 0c while 850s stay below 0c.
