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Whoever voted Raleigh doesn't understand climatology! Though I know anything can happen... this storm reminds me of early january... only difference is I'm now 200 miles from the southern edge of the real snow versus the heart of it last time. Based on how that storm went I think it trends nw so Philly seems reasonable to get clobbered...
This is all starts with a shortwave trough that crashes Washington state thursday, that's when we find out.
This is all starts with a shortwave trough that crashes Washington state thursday, that's when we find out.
Yup, I haven't even back tracked it to see where this energy is right now. I would think over the Pacific somewhere and Arctic where there is little data for Models to injest. But they did latch onto the idea even without good data.
I doubt Raleigh will get any snow from this. I'm thinking Philly is in the crosshairs. By Wednesday evening we'll know much better
If the Polar Vortex isn't as strong or come as far south in Canada, then it will trend north more in coming days
Norht of NYC needs to ask themselves do they want Snow and Cold or Frigid and Dry.
Was thinking about him before you posted. Won't spoil the video for you but it's a good one! He goes all the way out to the Pacific to show you where the energy is and holy crap is all I can say! Won't say anymore...
Was thinking about him before you posted. Won't spoil the video for you but it's a good one! He goes all the way out to the Pacific to show you where the energy is and holy crap is all I can say! Won't say anymore...
Can't wait. Thanks for not spoiling it! Lol. He does what I wanted to do then, trace it back. Awesome! Will check it out in an hour or so
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