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January 25/26 Jimbo Back Surgery Storm


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2 minutes ago, WXNewton said:

Temps to go with it...It's hard to put much stock into it seeing how much it shifted since last night though. GFS seems way more consistent so far. That would not be good either way throwing that type of precip over low 20 surface temps in the Piedmont.

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That run very reminiscent of the January 2022 storm in terms of the wedge

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17 minutes ago, WXNewton said:

12z UKMET much further south than 0z, still tries to run low into heart of the CAD, regardless of trying to do that, it's an absolute mess of a storm across much of NC and would be bad in many ways!

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The UKMET having rain in NE GA in that setup is funny

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Not trying to start an argument, but correct me if I am wrong, didn't the UK absolutely whiff at the system we had move through here this past Saturday / Sunday?  As I recall it was too warm at this range and pretty close to the event.  The EURO had it in spades and everyone else played catchup.

Feel free to set me straight.

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3 minutes ago, HWY316wx said:

Not trying to start an argument, but correct me if I am wrong, didn't the UK absolutely whiff at the system we had move through here this past Saturday / Sunday?  As I recall it was too warm at this range and pretty close to the event.  The EURO had it in spades and everyone else played catchup.

Feel free to set me straight.

I don't even look at the UK anymore. 

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If you're talking Twitterati (or maybe X-eratti now) Webb seems to leaning towards more SE impacts due to the potential strength of the high.  BAM is placing confidence in the more NW AI solutions.  BAM seems to be based in Indiana area so I wonder if that "want" that to be the case more.

I'm obviously hoping Webb is right this time.  We for sure know he is not afraid to say so if he feels the pattern is not conducive for the SE.  

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