Thanksgivingbrown
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Canadian model hasn’t wavered
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Winter Threat January 18-24 do ya wanna build a snowman??
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I really wish a heavier band was about 50-100 miles north of where it's at on there lol.
aujerm
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Looks like the Canadien did shift slightly south and is starting to align with be GFS which is trending north. The 12z ICON is 6 beers deep.
Thanksgivingbrown
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Yeah me too. More like 200 miles north
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@JPWX can you please post the latest ensemble snow total maps from the CMC, and EURO?
Thanksgivingbrown
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cyelle21
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This would be awesome...it has been over 3 or 4 years since my area has seen any measurable snow.
00z and 6z Euro Ensemble
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Lock it in!
Wondering how soon winter storm watches are going to start popping for the Gulf Coast region.
Maybe as soon as tonight. Most likely tomorrow morning.
Scott81
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Just saw where WPC has a heavy snow threat across much of alabama. Am I missing something? Thought the snow was mostly for south alabama.
Forecast models are still all over the place with next week so I figure reason they did that was based on a the multiple scenario outcomes. Like I've said, the pattern favors basically the entire Deep South/SE region getting some type and/or form of winter precip next week. Exception to that being Central and South Florida.
I'm still having trouble believing in a snowstorm at the beach. I'll be much more interested in model output after this system tomorrow passes.
So, does the weekend storm affect the dynamics that will drive the midweek storm?
Not necessarily but forecast models may have some data incorrect on where things stand after the weekend storm! So afterwards there is less chance of errors.
Speaking of the nearer term, HRRR has flakes flying in the TN valley on the back side/wrap around of this system tomorrow. Not enough to amount to much, but worth watching.
Thanksgivingbrown
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GFS was warmer and another tick north
