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  1. John1122
    Euro wasn't very enthusiastic. The 06z NAM bounced back from 00z a but. The 48hr HRRR at 06 was pretty good for quite a but of the area.
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    GFS remains in the thumper category. Looks like the NAM may be on an island on the North American modeling. Of course the NAM beyond 36-48 hours isn't great.
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    Rgem wasn't bad at all. Not quite 18z but a good forum wide event.
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    Spent part of the day in NE Alabama. Thickly humid there and upper 60s. Lots of rain showers off and on. Not sure how that may affect instability, if that even matters in this case. I assume tomorrow would be the biggest potential.
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    Canadian was good area wide.
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    The RGEM was about as good as it can get for about as much of the forum as possible.
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    GGem isn't bad for most of us and the Euro got slightly better too. Not sure how much will stick but a lot of us should see some flakes Sunday and Sunday night.
  8. John1122
    The GFS looks more what I expect. I believe the NAM is out to lunch. RGEM is probably the best for us all at this point. Still hoping to see the flakes flying for only the 2nd time this winter. It's tough all over though. LeConte has 1.1 inches this snow season. They normally have recorded around 3 feet by now.
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    That's the kind of game that makes you wonder seriously if the officials are paid off.
  10. John1122
    Our odd quarter offense is like a happy hour NAM run at 60 hours. It goes fast and goes big. I expect two or three big runs from it the GFS from now til early Saturday then we will either see all modeling on board or the collapse into a regular frontal passage.
  11. John1122
    Expecting snow showers/flurries. I'd be overjoyed at this point to even get the inch or so the Canadian suite is advertising.
  12. John1122
    This would be the all time bad snow hole.
  13. John1122
    RGEM is trying. Looks pretty good for the Mid-State down into Miss and N Alabama.
  14. John1122
    The RGem isn't too far off the NAM/GFS either.
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    If it shows that on Friday we could be in business.
  16. John1122
    That can work here too. Canadian cold is still very cold for here even when it's AN there. We had a good winter or two in the last 10 years with a very warm Canada. Seems like 2010-11 was one. Snowed all winter here without ever getting below about 8 degrees on the coldest day.
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    No sooner do I post that than I read Kennedy Chandler and Fulkerson are out.
  18. John1122
    Really hope we are healthy tonight. Heard Fulkerson and one James are ill but apparently not covid related, as they traveled to Alabama. Kessling just said they were game time decisions basically.
  19. John1122
    EPO can drive not just cold, but extreme cold, into the area. Pipe bursting kind of stuff. It drove -15 degree weather into the forum area in late February a few years ago. It was persistent once established and drove sub zero air here in January and February as it swept air from Siberia over the pole and downward. Had a lot of frozen precip across the whole forum area from it too.
  20. John1122
    I'll be curious about where it goes with this over the next few runs.
  21. John1122
    The GFS is still chugging for anafrontal snow Sunday night. The UK is downright aggressive with deep South snow in Mississippi in that time-frame. If I recall correctly the GFS found and kept the Christmas Eve anafrontal last year. Eventually others joined it. The Canadian ticked up a bit from 12z as well. The GFS has a second wintery system later in the run at D9. Looks like we are the battle ground area with extreme cold to our north and extreme warmth to our south. I generally will take that, as cold almost always pushes further south than modeled. One of my nice snows last year was modeled to be rain and 46 shortly before it happened but the cold pushed all the way to the Apps and it was low 30s and snow here. To add on about what Carvers says about January, it was AN for the month here last year and I managed 4 accumulating snow events. I believe a better early January pattern picture will emerge after these two big storms sort themselves out over the next few days.
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    That's much closer to a classic Nina H placement. If the MJO is in 8, it should force the high even more East.
  23. John1122
    I'm hoping the Euro is correct and the MJO is moving through 8 in mid January. That should promote a favorable PNA going forward. The GFS is lost imo on where the MJO has been and its been lost for a while. The GFS seems to think it crossed through 8 for several days this month. No other MJO modeling shows that. It also had it on the edge of 7/8 when others had it in 6.
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    I was just nothing how remarkably similar this December has been to 1984. I don't think we are going to see -20s in January. We do stand a very good chance at cooling down in steps. It was baby steps in 1985. We were very warm 1-2, seasonal 3-5, back AN by the 8th, cold by mid-month, then the bottom fell out for a week from the 19-25th or so, which saw the temp shoot up into the 40s before another front crashed temps to close the month. Where we live it's very hard to have a pattern that doesn't see temps warm in advance of fronts. Staying below freezing for more than 6 or 7 days in a row here is very rare territory. The biggest thing we are seeing is that the pattern looks to shift from endless warmth. If we get a cooperative Pacific I'm pretty happy, come what may after that. It would even be nice to see more of a La Nina pattern develop. We need snow cover and cold air in the Dakotas and Minnesota/Iowa to really get good shots of cold here. All that looks to be underway soon.
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    More commonalities between this December and 1984. Parts of Alaska are setting record highs. The previous records were set in late December 1984.
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