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NAM 3K made a big jump NW. Not big enough of course, but maybe something to watch later
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Something to watch tonight for us snow starved weenies. The HRRR is trying to bring a band of rain/snow mix and some minor accumulations in the upper foothills
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Unlink the Christmas storm in 2010. That was probably the most fun/twists of any storm I remember.
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I would like to be on Mt Leconte tonight. Should be really interesting with convective precip and heavy snow squalls (maybe thunder?)
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The December 2018 was modeled well way far back but not sure how much it waffled in between. This mean was 6/7 days prior to the event
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Bet the streak. Dry and windy.
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I hope you get crushed
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The past 6 months (or more) its been one heavy rainfall event per 2 or 3 months then bone dry.
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Moisture is now my number 1 concern growing forward.
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The old classic South Georgia special
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It's over fam
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Looks more like VA north to me.
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Put the nail in the coffin on this one. At least we kinda had something to track?
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Can't wait for single digits next week then rain a few days later
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I dont know why its so hard to get a cold precip bomb nowadays. I long for the long track storms from TX to the east coast with lots of precip, severe weather on the gulf coast, snow, ice, negative tllt, thundersnow. Nope. Just northern stream bullshit. Even last year models were spitting out 4-8 inches of snow here only to dampen out to a measly 2 inches.
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I really wish we could win again and share snow pics and our kids playing in the snow. The snow drought cant last forever.
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At least I can go to bed early tonight
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Shifted 50-75 miles with precip axis compared to 12Z..
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1990-1993 was bleak until the blizzard, 1997-2000 was bad, 2006-2009 had very few events and 2012 and 2013 had basically nothing. With that being said the period between January 2019 until January 2026 is the longest, least snowy period I can find. 7 years with 1 winter storm warning here. 7 years with only 4 small events totals. 7 years with 16 inches of snow total. 2.3 inches per year.
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We have seen 2.5 inches of snow in 4 years. .625 per season! We love decimals here in the foothills.
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AIGFS moved east slightly.
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Asheville is the new dirty Myrtle
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No.
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And there is it. GFS folding like a cheap chair
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