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Just now, SnowGoose69 said:

If the trends hold I am less worried about ATL.  I'd expect the GFS eventually goes way warmer there.  Ultimately may only see a brief 8-10 hour period of FZRA there 03-12Z or so Sun AM but we have a ways to go

GSP to CLT is the area that I'm most worried over for ZR. 

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1 minute ago, SnowGoose69 said:

If the trends hold I am less worried about ATL.  I'd expect the GFS eventually goes way warmer there.  Ultimately may only see a brief 8-10 hour period of FZRA there 03-12Z or so Sun AM but we have a ways to go

At this point, I think anything can happen.  

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1 minute ago, SnowGoose69 said:

If the trends hold I am less worried about ATL.  I'd expect the GFS eventually goes way warmer there.  Ultimately may only see a brief 8-10 hour period of FZRA there 03-12Z or so Sun AM but we have a ways to go

And that is more than enough time to decimate a pine tree forest that hasn't seen an ice storm in close to a decade.

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4 minutes ago, andrew29649 said:

Considering there would be QPF equivalent of frozen precip of at least 1” would that not help hold surface temps below freezing in the areas that show the CAD eroding? 

Said differently, do the models take into account snow, ZR, IP on the ground when modeling 2M temps?

I would think there would be an insulating factor here…

Yes, which is working against us in this scenario. With the warm mid levels and the cold surface temps, thats a disasterous recipe, especially if the HP keeps funneling the cold air. 

1 minute ago, JoshM said:

GSP to CLT is the area that I'm most worried over for ZR. 

100%. 

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Ukie looks like it saves Upstate SC and parts of WNC, but the CAD is still really strong. It looks like its going to be pretty tough to scour out this LL cold air unless the storm Amps even further than we have seen in trends as of late. 

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3 minutes ago, andrew29649 said:

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1B8YyNq9AP/?mibextid=wwXIfr
 

Verbatim: Don’t doubt the wedge. Low pressure tends to take the path of least resistance. High pressure is locked in, the Low isn’t going to plow into it. Expect a slight southward trend on the models coming up.

And yet the models continue to trend north. lol.

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The GFS caved let’s face it, although Euro not great at CAD so there’s the matter of what type of frozen precipitation is going to fall. But the GFS sucks compared to the Euro, we knew it would cave, and it did lol 

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25 minutes ago, andrew29649 said:

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1B8YyNq9AP/?mibextid=wwXIfr
 

Verbatim: Don’t doubt the wedge. Low pressure tends to take the path of least resistance. High pressure is locked in, the Low isn’t going to plow into it. Expect a slight southward trend on the models coming up.

voice of reason. Finally someone speaks some real facts!! 

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