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Fall/Winter Weather Discussion Thread
TWCCraig:
OMG, so close to an all out blizzard! :fire:
gt1racerlHDl:
First upper 30s for Southern New England next Week!
--- Quote from: TWCCraig on November 06, 2013, 06:43:57 PM ---OMG, so close to an all out blizzard! :fire:
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I would have to keep an eye on this throughout this week because that storm may bring a mix-bag to my area this time next week.
TWCCraig:
http://models.weatherbell.com/ecmwf/2013110712/ma/ecmwf_t2m_snow_ma_32.png
toxictwister00:
--- Quote from: TWCCraig on November 07, 2013, 02:37:24 PM ---http://models.weatherbell.com/ecmwf/2013110712/ma/ecmwf_t2m_snow_ma_32.png
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What the heck? Snow for me too? That can't be right! :huh: :thinking: :faint:
That would be a nice early birthday present if it did happen though. :happy:
toxictwister00:
It looks like the 18z GFS just took a tiny step backwards towards the EURO on the snow for parts of GA/SC/NC. Yesterday, I humorously laughed this off because I expected whatever glitch, hiccup, or mishap to be gone on the ECMWF by now, but it's still there showing at least a few flakes down my way.
This ain't fantasy or voodoo land were talking about, this is only 4 days from tonight. I feel like I probably shouldn't keep brushing it off even if I still don't believe it, but I desperately want to. :lol:
Interesting fact from another member at another forum, he says it's been about 135 years since Atlanta has had measurable snow in the month of November, so if the Euro is right (as it stands now) this will go from being very unusual to very historical.
All hail King Euro if it ends up being right about next week. :worship:
Sidenote: I'm so glad TWC does analysis of the GFS/ECMWF when there are future storms showing up on the horizon. I wish they had of done that more often like a decade ago. Would have made this weathergeek happy to see them discuss them. :yes: :happy:
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