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I think what it comes down to with this storm is the flow is too fast. Not enough time for the vort to really strengthen within the longwave trough. Most ppl don't understand how close this is from being a classic snowstorm and a dud. The line between the two options is really thin. Say it again...where is the blocking when you need it!

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13 minutes ago, WNC_Fort said:

That “storm” at the end of the month on the GFS might be the first true fantasy storm of magnitude since 2022

It’d be absolutely hilarious if the storm that breaks the bad mojo in the foothills is just a carbon copy of Dec 2018. No snow for a few years? Sorry, how about 15”?

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3 hours ago, WiseWeather said:

Has the new data been ingested yet?? I thought they were flying at 5pm west coast time


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It’ll be ingested for 0z. Interesting runs coming I think. I’ll pronounce it dead or alive after 12z tomorrow. I know I’m smoking that hopium, but man it really would not take a wild shift to get us very firmly in the game. WNC is one of the few locations I’d feel confident about the CAA being on time. Right now, the moisture footprint over the central Carolina’s doesn’t really require that much of a jump to come west. Not with 36 ish hours to go. Wouldn’t be shocked either if it’s less of a shift, and more of an amplified trend with more moisture response..

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9 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

Strung out or not, we are working with physics in our area aiding us. A gulf tap and some upgliding as terrain rises can do the trick. 

Yep and the arctic front being more past us than to the east could give some isentropic lift over the shallow cold air. Still unlikely, but it really won’t take much shallow moisture to maybe create a bit of qpf.

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