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    Totally agree. It could be bonkers and wrong but the upper level look also improved. Has to be watched for trends within the other suites.
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    Nam in the gulf with the lowest pressure .
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    If the Nam 850's looked better, it would be a something to really keep watch on.
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    So does the Nam in some manner...
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    Sounds like some politicians became weathermen. :-)
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    One thing very noticeable in the GFS, and has been mentioned by many (Carlisle was one I think) , is it does go into an occlusion like situation over us so even though the low is in PA, there is still light snow over the track and even to the east of it. The warm push basically stops.
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    I personally am not too worried about snow accums vs. how far north the warm air push gets. Just a day ago we thought this was going to be a cold smoke/powder situation and now, Kuchera maps may very similar to 10-1 in some circumstances.
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    I just looked at 850 and this means we are definitely not staying all snow (this depiction, not a forecast. Hate to have to say that but apparently I need to) but its not out of the world crazy that its over blown/amped a bit.
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    New Nam is in. SLP is quite a bit south of where I expected to see it but ULL is still looking like it would give us problems later on. Here is the surface at 84. Surface is south of the Gem and the whole state of Alabama south of GFS.
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    The HRRR nailed it.
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    I do not think so. Its pretty typical when warmer air is coming in from the S/W. A thicker cloud deck has moved in and its down to 43. HGR at 42.
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    Those maps are indeed not good for people here but its part of weather. On some depictions, this system has gone from slipping along the Gulf then sweeping up the S/E to threatening to keep some UL components not all that far south of our latitude. . The big dream of a low sweeping up from the deep south is turning in a much more convoluted Miller situation. Much more difficult to forecast precip types. NC has gone from mention of Jan 2000 to a front end ice storm transitioning to heavy rain storm.
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    Miss @paweather
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    Gonna start trouble, Mag! :-). Everyone is Miller A or go home right now.
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    Most of us do have jobs despite seemingly being here all day so the QPF and snow maps is the limit sometimes. Ha.
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    46 at 2:30 here.
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    Snagged from the MA. Jumped West a bit but not as far as the Op....though this is a singular time in moment shot of one panel
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    Soon time for the EPS to be farther east.
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    And atomic
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    I read several opinions stating that the slow down is due to a less optimal/slow down of its own progression of the low that forms on the coast a few days earlier. The slow down and change in conditions is making the trough a bit less optimal in its alignment. The word last year was tuck...well this is too much tuck.
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    10" is fine with my. Actually its plenty unless we are going over 2 feet. Little difference in 10" vs 14" in my book. The slotted part is also key to avoid pack loss. Temps for us max out in the mid 30's post storm. Low to mid 40's for those a bit east so have to watch that potential for a torch even in our area.
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    Yes you did. Pitt stole our deform. The TimB Blizzard of 22.
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    For us, thump then dry slot. But not a classic Miller A
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    It still makes me smile to see someone else excited about a model starting (I am as well when I have time).
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    The farther east one goes, the less heat up today per the short term models I looked at. You may stay in the mid to upper 30's.
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