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January 25/26 Jimbo Back Surgery Storm


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6 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

Still a ways to go this week but 1 thing i dont like is the Euro AI and GFS AI cutting west of the apps and bringing more sleet/ZR than snow. Plenty cold at the surface but aloft that would make for more ice. 

I think at this point we still put 100% stock in ensembles and EPS and GEFS is keeping everything south. I'd like to see individual members if anyone has them.

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7 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

6z Euro AI is just to far north for snow on most of this board. Plenty of ice though taken literally 

That would be devastating, most of the precip falls between 21-26 degrees. Pull for sleet if that's the case. All temps on all models during the heart of storm now are locked in to the low 20s. So temps seem to be one thing that is really starting to set in place. This seems to be a classic full on wedge and a lot of times those will get even stronger as the models get closer. Regardless the temps that are currently being modeled are something we have not seen in a long time with a potential storm coming in. 

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One positive about this storm is the cold air continues to press south as the precip moves west to East across our area. That's why I think NC should stay mostly sleet/snow and the ice threat will be more in SC/GA. That is unless the whole boundary ends up shifting way North, but usually blocking HPs are pretty well modeled in advance. January 2022 was an example of what an amped up solution would look like: snow changing over to a raging sleet storm followed by a small amount of ZR

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47 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

One positive about this storm is the cold air continues to press south as the precip moves west to East across our area. That's why I think NC should stay mostly sleet/snow and the ice threat will be more in SC/GA. That is unless the whole boundary ends up shifting way North, but usually blocking HPs are pretty well modeled in advance. January 2022 was an example of what an amped up solution would look like: snow changing over to a raging sleet storm followed by a small amount of ZR

Positive? I see no positive with this storm. If any of the ice predictions come true, its going to be a complete shit show. Not just a nuisance, but devastating. Loss of  trees, power, heat and frozen pipes. Sure some will cash in with snow, but this ice is just garbage.

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Just now, suzook said:

Positive? I see no positive with this storm. If any of the ice predictions come true, its going to be a complete shit show. Not just a nuisance, but devastating. Loss of  trees, then power, then heat and frozen pipes.

You are correct. That will happen for a lot of people. He’s right too. Enough of a cold press will change the zr to ip or sn to help offset the destruction. 

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3 minutes ago, buckeyefan1 said:

You are correct. That will happen for a lot of people. He’s right too. Enough of a cold press will change the zr to ip or sn to help offset the destruction. 

Exactly. Extreme  ZR totals is all about duration. Heavy precip with that kind of wedge tends to flip to sleet except in a narrow band with surface temps in the mid/upper 20s. That narrow band could set up anywhere and will indeed be a serious issue in all likelihood, but no need to worry too much until we iron out more details

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