Derek00
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*Sigh* I hate to get my hopes up again for snow. I know I'm just going to end up disappointed again.
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Models still have wildly different solutions for Friday's system. GFS has a few flurries on the NC coastline, and the system out to sea. Euro digs the piece of energy a lot further west, and results in a major snowstorm for parts of Georgia, Tennessee, SC, NC and the entire east coast. Euro's solution is also a major ice storm for parts of GA and the Carolinas.
Just a slight bit of difference here, and only 108 hours out
I’m really hoping the GFS verifies so I can hit up the north Georgia mountains for some hiking.
Almost posted this earlier. SE getting multiple storms this winter. I’m about snowed outGFS for next NEXT Saturday, 2/5/22. I know - it's WAYYY early. Something to watch (w/ low confidence atm).
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Thanks for sharing. He breaks this down where even I can begin to comprehend what the Polar Vortex is and how it affects us.Glenn Burns from WSBTV ATL shared this article.. Interesting read.
The Polar Vortex starts to behave strangely, cooling down to record levels and going into overdrive, shaping the weather as we head for Winter finale
The weather in the United States will be influenced by the polar Vortex now powering up to unusually strong levels, as we go into late Winterwww.severe-weather.eu