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6 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

GSP lowered totals a bit, I do think they are playing catch up a little with the lower overnight trends vs the higher trends today. I expect them to bump it back up later. 

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The 06Z ECMWF and GFS depict a mesolow developing over northeast
Georgia and tracking southeastward across the South Carolina Upstate
on Saturday, but the 06z NAM shows the mesolow developing farther
north and east, just on the edge the GSP forecast area. Depending on
where exactly this mesolow develops and tracks on Saturday is one of
the main forecast challenges.

From the updated AFD at 1:53. Working off the 06 runs as stated. 

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My soul is a bit crushed yall, not gonna lie. My toddler has come down with some sort of virus. Shes by far the most sick she’s ever been. Luckily, she’s negative for the big 3 (rsv, flu and covid) but man am I bummed. She loves snow and I really wanted to take her out. 

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Its quite interesting noticing the same precip maximums as the meso low snow that forms in 2003. Obviously that was more of a strong clipper but this could have the same footprint but with more widespread totals. I could see someone getting 12-15" out of this in a small area. 

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Its quite interesting noticing the same precip maximums as the meso low snow that forms in 2003. Obviously that was more of a strong clipper but this could have the same footprint but with more widespread totals. I could see someone getting 12-15" out of this in a small area. 
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Also be colder correct?



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