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wncsnow

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  1. The Op Euro warms up quickly after the miss next week. Not a good look
  2. O/U Rainfall Totals for this event- Rainforrest- 6 inches (over) MET1985- 3 inches (push) Mercurydime (and me) 4 inches (over) BooneWx- 3.5 inches (over) Calculus- 4 inches (over) Strongwxnc- 4.5 inches (over) What yall think?
  3. The cool air wedge will likely save the escarpment areas from much wind until the system goes to the NE. I swear McDowell County and the mountains in general are some of the safest places to live as far as natural disasters go.
  4. 2014 was the last big storm in February actually. 2015 had multiple smaller events
  5. People have forgotten it because it has become a joke. We haven't had a legit storm in February since 2015. Almost 10 years! December has had way more storms than February since 2009. There has been a huge Ridge in the SE most February's. I have seen some forecasters predict it again this year.
  6. There is no clock anymore. Only a dark, snow less void.
  7. Higher elevations right along the escarpment could get nailed.
  8. Its about to enter the warmest but hopefully will move through them quickly.
  9. Yep that's the norm the past 5 years especially.. May have to root for a super clipper with the upcoming pattern. The trough orientation doesn't look ideal for a miller A, then the MJO goes into its warm phases later this month. This will probably be a pretty quick shot of cold air. Then we are already talking about a "relaxation of the pattern"
  10. Euro drops the TPV close to home after which will likely suppress things until it moves away and we warm up for another rainstorm.
  11. It's still around 7-8 days out but all 3 global ops now show this being a mid south event with the SER flexing.
  12. At least some of our southern brethren will get some snow
  13. Looks like the Euro is going to cut again for storm #3
  14. And who can forget the super clipper/lee trough that dumped almost a foot in the South Mountains? I remember going to bed thinking we might get a dusting to an inch and woke up to 6 or 7 inches of powder.
  15. This might be the most interesting weather day of January and its not even a snowstorm. 6-8 inches of rain in 12 hours or less along the escarpment (especially Transylvania, Henderson, Polk)could cause big flash flooding issues.
  16. And last December we had how much snow with the MJO?
  17. I could care less about super cold. I need snow. Last December was irrelevant.
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