WNC_Fort
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I’m legit gutted
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Someone should challenge him about this on the other forum that he posts on
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Yea, 50-75 mile shifts sure. But this is hundreds of miles. A couple days out. Atlanta is now gonna be in the 60s on Sunday?
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That’s what I don’t understand. This whole time everyone (and I mean trusted Mets on this forum and across the region) talked about the high pressure and the inability of a system to cut into it. What happened there?
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Just total capitulation. Southeast and especially NC Mets are going to get major heat from the public. I think there’s several of the trusted posters on both main weather forums that helped contribute to the level of confidence. This is an all time rug pull.
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I knew Met would reveal his hatred for us eventually!
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Guys if this doesn’t pan out. I’m going to have to take a long break.
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What’s your read on the drastic change? High pressure change? Just small tweaks little to big changes downstream?
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We can’t win for anything. A real roller-coaster between the GFS and Euro. But, my real question is what happened to the high pressure and the locked in cold air?
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But, I thought Webb and Dr. Wall said there’d be no way for a move north?
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Phew. Remember how we felt at Christmas? Last year when we whiffed? We’re on track to make up for it and then some…
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I’d also like to avoid power issues. We’ve still got time for things to ebb and flow. But, either way, I’m glad we’re close to ending our curse. Foothill crew, we’ve been on the wrong side for too many years. No matter what comes, glad I got to track it with yall. Let’s hope for a big snow and take what comes
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You can tell people are wound up. The GFS came south so some worried about suppression. Now the Euro is warmer so we’re worried about missing to the North (with more mixing). Gonna be a wild few days. What’s the timing looking like now anyway? Still Saturday-Sunday?
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Being in the foothills is so fun. I’ll literally take anything at this point. But, we’re so close to historic territory. We need the Baja low to beef up the precipitation but not too much interaction because it leads to mixed precipitation. But, if we tend weaker, we lose the precipitation and the cutoff becomes too close for comfort
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Very keen to see the GEFS
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Now let’s not tempt fate and go suppressed with our storm…
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Don’t tease me with such talk. Similar happened in 2018. Where I am on the escarpment and others just RAKED it in during that storm
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You thinking WNC sees a little bit of everything? Or chance it stays all snow?
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Well foothill crew. Another day closer. Can’t believe the totals the models are throwing out there. 2018, 2009, 1996, 1993, 1988 sort of storm if things stay on track.
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We’re talking snow totals on the GFS/Euro that rival or surpass THE storms especially in Asheville & McDowell.
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It’s gonna be a work week from hell
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This south trend is the thing of nightmares for the western NC foothill crowd. Something we’ve seen a lot the last few years
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It’s funny that an amped solution probably helps us in WNC/foothills get to “fantasy” big numbers (12-18”) but puts us more at risk of temps being an issue. Suppression scared me more as it’s just been an issue for the last 3 years. Can we still get suppressed and a big storm? edit: see the 18z GFS to confirm my concern
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We’re all about to exercise some demons or get a punch to the gut.
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