olafminesaw
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Approaching landfall as a Cat 5 Flizzard
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The funny part is a band of rain is supposed to roll through here tomorrow
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I think he could very well be right, if as usual cold air takes longer than expected to bleed over the mountains. However,I do feel we could overcome with decent rates and get a coating or so as far SE as RAH
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I am an optimist at heart but I will believe above normal precip when I see it
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Another tick north on the Euro
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It helps that sun angle is still relatively low and ground temps should be fairly cold with how cold it's been.
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Hres RGEM
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Third wet non-accumulating snow of the year? At least we do that well
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Nah, we need a place to crash out regardless that's not the main thread
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It's pretty wild that coastal VA is looking at rain while SE Georgia might be the jackpot for snow
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I do think rates will over perform somewhere and there will be a surprise, in a narrow band. Just impossible to nail down where until Sunday
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My deep dive analysis on the 12z model suite can be found below:
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Thermals were actually a touch colder this run on the GFS
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Continues the trend towards late bloomer.
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A bit south/more positive tilt through 69, seems to be a step towards the Euro
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RGEM tilts neutral too late and too far north so it's a late bloomer, best precip over VA by the time the cold air arrives. Axis of best dynamics over DC
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Timing will be key too, if we can get that band of WAA moisture to set up early enough in the AM it will be easier for temps to crash and snow to start accumulating
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The things is, we're in a great spot to thread the needle in terms of model spread. It's just frustrating we have no wiggle room one way or the other and it's trended that way for a days now (even as track/vortex evolution has trended favorable)
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I'm beginning to believe something like this is our best shot at accumulating snow with rain changing over to snow at the end
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My biggest concern is the trend towards the low popping off the coast further north, in a more miller B fashion. This would allow more warm air to migrate inland and best dynamics to stay north of the VA border until the low starts moving more NE. At that point it becomes a cold chasing moisture kind of situation
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It brings the arctic front in late, Eric Webb had mentioned this is a concern for East/central NC. I also noticed it is developing moisture much later/further north (in addition to bringing more moisture West/inland)
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RGEM and ICON start the party off significantly more amped than 18z
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Hard to take it seriously, it's holding the trough way back in Texas while the rest of guidance has it over the central gulf coast
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AI GEFS
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AI models favor this solution with the highest totals in NE NC and a sharp cutoff west of the Triangle
