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That is very far in the gulf
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Thank you! I may not understand the ratio and how it works. I though that higher the ratio is wetter the snow. Sorry, I'm confused!
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I don't think this would be a 10:1 ratio though. The air is going to be very cold and dry. Like where I live, 0.4" would be 4" of snow at 10:1. A 5:1 would be 2". I know everyone knows this...just a thought. But yes, at this point, 0.8" would be a nice surprise. 1.6" translated to snow in Charleston would shut that place down.
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The ole I-85 cutoff! LOL
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Wonder if GSP = NAM ?
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Still pretty pumped at the possibility of entire southern states having snow cover. That would be awesome!
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we are for sure way over due.
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This would be historic. Never, in recorded history, has the entire state of South Carolina been snow covered. That also applies to Georgia. Ironically, North Carolina has been. And in "recent history. The entire state of NC was covered March 2, 1980; December 25, 2010; February 12-13, 2010
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NAM seems to always be right.
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how does one read this? What does it mean? Thanks!
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I would not change my flights if I were you.
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this would be so South Carolina! For the entire state to get snow except the mountains of SC!
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ICON Suppression equals South Depression!
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….and then NAM will crush us with the truth.
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We need NAM to predict is a big one…the. It will happen.
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1/10-11 super awesome winter SE OBS thread
Tony Sisk replied to strongwxnc's topic in Southeastern States
1/10 was yet another bust for the Upstate SC. Will we ever get another measurable snow? -
1/10-11 super awesome winter SE OBS thread
Tony Sisk replied to strongwxnc's topic in Southeastern States
not even a teaser flake in Taylors (Greenville SC Eastside area) -
It’s like watching a yo-yo…up and down, up and down.
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Thanks for sharing...I agree with Chris. Still seeing 2-4" along I-85 and North in the Upstate. High elevations 4-6". Lower Gville County, 1-2"
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NAM is actually saying..."If Only You Knew"
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Models have become about a reliable as polls. Which tells me that the data needs to be fine tuned.
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Anyone ever see a forecast like this and wonder, “what in the world”? Friday Night Snow, freezing rain, and sleet before 2am, then snow likely between 2am and 3am, then a chance of freezing rain after 3am. Low around 28. Light and variable wind. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
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Here we are less than 48 hours away and these maps are all over the place!
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Excellent info, thank you!
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2-4" is my thinking
