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wncsnow

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  1. UK is way north with the first wave. GFS seems to be on an island. GFS has snow or ice where the UK has a potential severe outbreak in TN
  2. Looks squished to me but trying to turn the corner
  3. Canadian says no dice for storm 1. Too far north
  4. It did but it has the feeling of a heavy overrunning band of snow that will jackpot someone. I think sleet and ZR will be a big factor with storm 1 for cad areas.
  5. Ends up being a decent event for SW NC and a couple inches out across I 4O corridor.
  6. Odd looking setup but that's a heavy band of snow
  7. This might be a good run for the first wave unless it shears out
  8. Looks like the GFS will come in further south this run
  9. Watch the clipper system system on Friday. It's looking juicier on models
  10. 1969 had one of the biggest snowstorms on record here in the foothills
  11. And that 2009/10 winter set the standard for modern east coast winters with that-NAO.
  12. This is more concerning to me. The PNA is only between 0 and +1. I would much rather see it +2.
  13. We really need the -NAO to drop to -2 or lower for it to dominate the storm track. Right now it's progged to drop to -1.75 or so before slowly rising in the middle of January.
  14. I don't think its time to give up hope but its undeniable that the trends have been very poor the past 24-36 hours. The means on all the globals have decreased dramatically. The QPF on the means have decreased dramatically.
  15. Those odds are not looking good now
  16. Texas becomes a glacier according to 12z euro.
  17. I think I'm going to start telling people this as well
  18. The GEFS has very little snow on its mean through 10 days. Slightly less than 6Z and 0Z.
  19. One thing I have noticed on multiple models is our southern stream energy being sheared out as it approached us. The UK looked like a big hit on the first wave but shears out the energy. Other models are doing this as well.
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