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South of the main line, things look somewhat more semi-discrete with quite a few areas of rotation.
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The cell near Sandersville looks interesting if it can stave off the junk to it's south.
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This cell finally looks to be developing a bit and has some tightening rotation, but it might be a bit too close to the line. We'll see if the ones closer to the southern part of the MS/AL border can get going.
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SE of Bowie
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Wait, Saddleback is open? I thought they closed years ago, I skied there back in 2012 but I heard they closed for good a few years ago.
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Don't kill me, but I'm personally rooting for a NW trend for my ski trip. At the very least, it's nice to see the NAM has a more dynamic storm with a decent amount of moisture considering how fast it's moving.
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NAM is easily a warning level event for you. Two days ago it didn't show any snow for anyone east BMG.
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That's an absurd 24 hour pressure drop from 48-72. I have to find a Canadian weather forum from that area
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Not really relevant to our area, but look how deep the low gets just 24 hours later.
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The Euro is likely going to be wrong, it's just so much colder than most models.
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RGEM
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The super high resolution of this model does wanky stuff like this all the time, it's obviously not real.
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Anyone else concerned about a Category 5 hurricane hitting CC?
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This would be incredible for ski country
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Considering it's riding a frontal boundary, the gradient will likely be significant. I'm really agonizing over my decision to lock in my trip to Killington, I should've left the option open to change to Whiteface if it trends West.
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Man, if I can lock this in for my ski trip...
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NAM is a lot more amped and west
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NAM going back to a much stronger low (which isn't surprising as it was the weakest model at 12Z by far).
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The low slipping east and not getting vertically stacked also tempers the upslope aspect quite a bit.
