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  1. 11 minutes ago, fountainguy97 said:

    I second this. Technically the euro swapped places with the gfs which means the gfs sniffed out a good NC snow first.. gfs has a suppression bias in this timeframe so no surprise it's suppressed. Look for it to tick back NW throughout the next several runs.  To me GFS has had a great handle on this storm... euro not so much it tried to sell the suppressed looks for days while gfs insisted on a snowy look

     

    4 minutes ago, fountainguy97 said:

    I'm curious to see how much of a shift we get once the energy comes ashore. The few runs after that is our normal time for the usual NW trend  I like our chances though with the gfs showing it's typical suppression. This euro run will be very telling 

    #AnotherOne :lol:

  2. 9 minutes ago, Brick Tamland said:

    Euro, UK, and Canadian are better for here than the GFS, too. Maybe we're going to see the NW trend with the GFS like it does often a couple of days before the event unfolds.

    31 minutes ago, fritschy said:

    starting to get into the time frame where this starts ticking NW a little at a time, from my experience.

     

     

    This will start a NW movement most likely, starting to get into that time frame.

     

    31 minutes ago, beanskip said:

    Number of times in the years I've been on this board (and the old Wright Weather days) when the GFS showed a suppressed system that ended up trending north: Lots.

    Number of times in the years I've been on this board when the GFS showed a system too warm/north and it trended south: Never.

    People: this is where you want to be if you live in ATL/GSP/CLT/RDU.

     

    31 minutes ago, RubiksDestroyer said:

    I like where the GFS is right now. It seems to me that it didn't shift any further south this run, unlike the past 4 runs, which is good news. If the other models hold this suite and the GFS starts trending NW over the next few runs, I'd be very happy.

     

    30 minutes ago, Poimen said:

    Generally speaking, when the GFS has LP tracking across central FL at this lead, it usually turns out well for the NC crowd. We'll see, but I would expect it to eventually come north. 


    :lol::lol::lol: viva la NW trend when things are looking bleak for yby!

    (It's ok fellas, I feel your pain too. Just trying to make light of the sitch.)

  3. Looks like it's curtains for me. I'll stay in the Sanitarium while all you guys south of me cash in. You deserve it! I may drive down to CLT and get snowed in next weekend.

    NWS Blacksburg:
    For the latter half of the long term period, the long range models
    are now forecasting a more zonal pattern with elongated energy
    moving out of the Great Basin, instead of a more amplified upper
    trof. The 12Z GFS continues this trend and now phasing of the
    northern and southern stream systems is not forecast. With trends
    and now some run to run consistency depicting this solution,
    continued to the trend of lowering POPS Thursday-Saturday and
    lowering temps as cold air pressure noses in through this period.

  4. 1 minute ago, AsheCounty48 said:

    Everyone NW of the 12z gfs complaining the sweet spot isn't in their backyard. Don't they know we always get that NW jog as we get closer? You should be cheering you're not ground zero.

    Day 5-7 range is the "squash" range.

    I'm not saying this one will trend NW, because apparently there's going to be an impressive cold push, (and because people will say I'm wishcasting for my area--which I'm not) but usually once we hit D5 and closer, we start to see those few NW jogs.

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