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The “I bring the mojo” Jan 30-Feb 1 potential winter storm


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9 minutes ago, Lowpressure1 said:

Props to Brad P may be in order for calling out the dry slot-even though not a very popular call. 

From my 5am Thursday discussion: Image

"Many times in this type of setup, there will be a bit of a dry slot somewhere around the region as energy transfers to that coastal low. That dry slot (of relatively less snow) is showing up on some modeling while not showing up on others. As of this typing, I have concerns for that dry slot to wreak havoc on snow total forecasts somewhere in central NC."

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1 hour ago, gman said:

GSP NWS has just updated their discussion. If what they say happens, the Upstate to Charlotte is going to get some heavy snow.  https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=GSP&issuedby=GSP&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

Yep, they say someone in a triangle of GSP - CLT - COLA gonna get hammered!

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42 minutes ago, Lowpressure1 said:

Props to Brad P may be in order for calling out the dry slot-even though not a very popular call. 

Looks like the dry slot is settling in nicely over the Triangle area right now.  

Personally,  I have slowly lost quite a bit of respect for Brad P over these last few years.  Not so much for his Met work,  but for the obvious gaslighting and narcissism

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We got a surprise inch and half last night, which no model picked up even as it was happening. If you look at the 12z HRRR it’s initializing way to dry. Compare the actual radar to the model. Maybe I’m a weenie, but until the coastal really gets going we don’t know how long the dry slot will stick around. Especially as everything pivots and moves west to east.

2-5 through the triangle isn’t out of the question. We only need to get like .2 inches of liquid to achieve that.

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1 minute ago, bigjohndc said:

We got a surprise inch and half last night, which no model picked up even as it was happening. If you look at the 12z HRRR it’s initializing way to dry. Compare the actual radar to the model. Maybe I’m a weenie, but until the coastal really gets going we don’t know how long the dry slot will stick around. Especially as everything pivots and moves west to east.

2-5 through the triangle isn’t out of the question. We only need to get like .2 inches of liquid to achieve that.

Models are notorious for under doing moisture associated with robust ULLs. I think the Western ULL piece will over perform West of 85 and the coastal generally underperform 

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Nice band on radar back in Alabama between Birmingham and Montgomery.  I don't recall seeing it modeled.

I was suspicious that it might be virga but I do see MPING snow reports from it.

Just hoping that feature holds together as the ULL moves east and I see a few flurries here in Macon.

Snow 2026-01-31 Radar 0828.JPG

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11 minutes ago, Shack said:

Nice band on radar back in Alabama between Birmingham and Montgomery.  I don't recall seeing it modeled.

I was suspicious that it might be virga but I do see MPING snow reports from it.

Just hoping that feature holds together as the ULL moves east and I see a few flurries here in Macon.

Snow 2026-01-31 Radar 0828.JPG

Nam sort of showed those bands, but they break up quickly as the low starts moving NE. Whoever is under those bands though could pick up an inch or so.

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