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2/19-2/20 Miller A Magic?


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1 hour ago, Holston_River_Rambler said:

12z NAM goes full on Miller B with bit of lp running up through the foothills of the Apps. 

While the other mods are not showing a full blown handoff, the drop off in QPF east of the Plateau and then a resurgence of moisture on the NC side is unfortunately signs of the worst case scenario for ETn outside of elevation. If we are still talking about this tomorrow morning, it most likely is what it is. 

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1 hour ago, matt9697 said:

That looks convoluted to me and seems different from what other models are showing, snow to rain to snow for Middle TN area  

A Miller B or some sort of handoff always looks convoluted until the high res mods get in range and show the details. Seen it many of times where the NAM starts a trend 4 days out that looks jacked up but then the other mods start to follow in the next runs. 

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11 minutes ago, *Flash* said:

I don't hate my location with the midweek system. Just sucks to see another case of weakening energy ahead of the transfer. Seems like our area is ideal for losing juice. This is a primary reason why our 4-6+" last month turned into a 3-5" situation. 

Yeah what a brutal transfer.  Wish we could get back to the earlier phase solution but it is extremely unlikely at this point. 

almost completely blanks Western NC.

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14 minutes ago, fountainguy97 said:

Yeah what a brutal transfer.  Wish we could get back to the earlier phase solution but it is extremely unlikely at this point. 

almost completely blanks Western NC.

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Absolutely hate transfers to coast. Transfers or development on the Lee side of Apps are great however. Btw, light snow showers falling here currently. Heavy enough to white out Mountain view couple miles from here.

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If we get snow this week then I will be more than happy to close the book on this winter & welcome spring.  Get rid of all the sickness going around. I have been sick the whole month.  Ended up getting upper respiratory infection then flu then pneumonia then stomach virus.  Sheesh.  Crazy winter. 

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The GFS has more snow.  Given that it is February, that makes more sense.  The GDPS is a really a two part event - a slider and then upslope.  Both almost get the same point on Kuchera snow maps, but....you gotta include the upslope even that slams into the area on very cold winds.  With ratios likely being high for the upslope event...wouldn't surprise me if the upslope produces better than the actual storm. 

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The 12z Euro has less snow accumulation over E TN which has been a trend.  Again, I think the Euro has been on the low side of modeling this winter.  BTW, the WxBell clown map is in for almost the entire run while the 6 hr precip output map is lagging way behind.  Again, I am riding w/ the GFS on this one.  It has locked in pretty good.

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16 minutes ago, Matthew70 said:

If we get snow this week then I will be more than happy to close the book on this winter & welcome spring.  Get rid of all the sickness going around. I have been sick the whole month.  Ended up getting upper respiratory infection then flu then pneumonia then stomach virus.  Sheesh.  Crazy winter. 

I hope/pray for a full recovery and wellness brother.

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February systems are notorious (infamous?) for under modeling precip amounts.  One caveat as maybe Holston mentioned overnight, we are seeing some convection along the GOA.  That will cause the spigot to be shut off.  I think we are seeing variations of that in modeling.    IF that convection wasn't there, we could see much more snow.  That might actually be a nowcast once the event starts.

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