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Yep, mixing was already a given in my mind as climatology says it usually is. I’m just hoping to see at least 50% of the QPF go to snow. Then ideally as little zr as possible but as long as it stays around 0.25-0.5 there shouldn't be too many issues. Frankly, none of that feels like too much to ask for. I could be really crazy and be clinging to the all snow GFS solution, but I'd like to think I've matured enough to know better lol

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^ That is just unheard of at Hour 114. Wow! Two feet in Hickory?!?!
(I know it won't come to fruition like that, but that is an amazing model output with this small of a lead time.)
Oh, and how many traces does it take to equate to 23.5 inches? :scooter:

If you know mother natures number call her and tell her that we will take all she can give at this point.


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1 minute ago, BooneWX said:

Yea I’m eating my words. North trend is really in motion.

We can’t win for anything. A real roller-coaster between the GFS and Euro. But, my real question is what happened to the high pressure and the locked in cold air?

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Good night guys! Get some rest, seriously. Just stop looking at it, don’t look at 0z. Tomorrow is a new day good or bad. We’ve had days of euphoria, it was bound to toss in a trend we didn’t like. For me, I’ll hope the streak we’ve been abused by for years rears its head again: a suppressive ass northern stream - hopefully to our benefit for once.

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