wncsnow

Looking hot hot hot next week after this brief cool down. Big ridge showing up on most models but looks drier at least for western areas that have been dealing with flooding. Mid 90s most of the week and possible some upper 90s 

I think it's time for a thread.. The event is only 2 or 2 and a half days away and is on every model to varying degrees. 

Well the GFS is finally giving NC the bird on this winter..

Robert is chirping about this one on Facebook, think this could be more impressive than last storm. Temperature gradient will be pretty wild. 70s in SC and low 30s at NC/VA border. Could lead to heavy precip

Congrats! I will be happy if we get an inch or 2 here. If the dry slot doesn't hit you I think you could get half a foot easy

Thunder sleet in Danville and 35! 

New EURO looks nice for I40 North in NC and southern VA.. 3 to 6 inches for NWNC  

The pattern is starting to resemble that of February/March 2012... That was a super early spring

One thing looks certain.. the drought conditions many piedmont areas have been experiencing are about to be gone. Within the next 7 to 8 days 2 to 5 inches of rain looks likely for much of the SE

The upcoming pattern for the next 7 days looks pretty awful if you ask me. Trough is too far west not enough high pressure to our NE for a CAD storm with an active storm track= lots of cold rain for the next 7 days.. Mountains could do well yes but foothills and Piedmont areas will be lucky to get much out of this pattern. 

Went to bed about 130 or 2 a.m. after feeling pretty good about radar trends, hrrr, etc. Got up at 700 a.m. to see it snowing huge flakes for a bit before going to work and watchin it transition to better ratio stuff. Was about the same the night before too.. Starting to feel it a bit tonight. Storms are tiring

Every single piece of guidance shows at least 1.5 to 2 inches here and some between 3 and 4 so I am feeling pretty good for a decent event. 

Called it, knew that was him..

Patriots are going to win it all. No doubt.

I really don't understand all of the love for Brad P. He rarely discusses the possibilities shown on different model runs and I rarely see him show upper level maps or more in depth forecasting. Maybe it's his market but I think he is ultra conservative. I had a convo with him once about which model he prefers and he said the SREF... Basically he said he waits until short range models come into range but is that really forecasting??

1 minute ago, tramadoc said:

1 minute ago, wncsnow said:

Steelers wouldnt beat Pats anyway

Probably not.

I hate the patriots but they always seem to be the team to beat in January... Panthers are out so pulling for Eagles and Steelers now..

Steelers wouldnt beat Pats anyway

Just now, mackerel_sky said:

Bet against clipper snow, really! All in on no snow!

This isnt a traditional clipper by any stretch as modeled

DIG BABY DIG! Hopefully the trends continue and it could become a nice storm for a lot of the central and and western areas of NC, VA

1 minute ago, Cold Rain said:

Haven't looked yet.  Is this a Mack boom with a few micro flakes, dying as they move through the boundary layer?

I am trying to upload a clown map but it isnt letting me.. any-who it shoes 6-8 inches for a lot of Triad/Triangle areas with good ratios. Temps in 20s..

GFS just went boom for Central and ENC... trying not to believe it... but it did trend to Euro type solution

GFS is trending towards the EURO.. (shocker) Sending the energy and trough more to the SW 

Well the Canadian tries with is suppression city along with the GFS for day 7/8 Looks to be below average again for 3 days at least 

Think Wilkesdud is back..

It seems to be all setting up an Atlanta vs New England rematch to me..I think Atl will beat Philly.. The pats will roll the Titans or bills then play Pitt at home.