wncsnow
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ehh not so much
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Gfs will bring the goods in about 20 minutes
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He was a few years ago
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Yep that was one lol I feel like we used to have more mets on here..
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Wonder what happened to that one met who kept going AWOL and cursing people out on here. It's been years ago and I can't remember his name.
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Thank you buckeye! I think they come out just before the Nam right?
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I enjoy looking at those and reading the case studies. Where can I find the SREF plumes? @franklin NCwx or @Met1985 do you have the link?
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Why should we expect nice things this horrible winter?
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It's just now getting good. If the Euro comes in dry again it will really be some model warfare
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Well if this is like unc basketball this year it will trend good until 6 hours before the storm then it will turn into a cutter..
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Honestly I feel better that the GFS isn't showing much. If it was the NAM I would be more worried...
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UK is squashed, its not trending our way at the moment.
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The northern stream energy dropping down is limiting the extent of the moisture on the northern edge.
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Canadian is back to being more suppressed
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It isn't juicy and it's pretty warm at the surface
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Euro quite suppressed still the most suppressed model with the UK
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UKMET is still suppressed
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Unfortunately with the energy that is being held back in the southwest- It will likely eject after it warms up and be a big rain maker. Last night's OP euro showed it.
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Exactly. but he wont understand he has little meteorological understanding.
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Euro is the most suppressed which is not good at all
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hahaha time to hit the sauce
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Next 10 days of rain on the Euro is 2 months worth in some areas. I don't know how we avoid major flooding if this pattern continues..
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Widespread 2 to 4 inches of rain across most of the area next 10 days..
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I know this well. But the flood from Michael was the worst in recorded history in Danville according to the USGS gage.
