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RDU got to 63 just before midnight but still beat the record by 3 degrees. That’s a daily high record and daily high minimum so far during the warm spell. Tuesday and Wednesday look very likely to further rewrite the record books for the area. We picked up 0.14” total yesterday and are sitting at a “cool” 55.9 right now

Maybe far interior could see something if AI EPS is right. Looking ahead overall something could sneak in, but it gets exponentially harder to do.

Need to wash the salt and sand from the roads after the snow melts this week; all good.

Cutter after cutter. Next week looks meh. EPS was right.

Enjoy the warm weather guys. May we reach 80 degrees quickly!

Looking forward to the possibility of some spicy booms.

Euro has nothing for the possible snow event. Onto the models later on.

This potential is reminding me of this March storm Snow storm, March 18, 1994 - Storm Summary

Agree. I like the pna spiking here.

that is going to vary model run to model run until we get much closer to the potential - still over 200 hours away - important thing right now is that it is showing up around the same time period on several different OP models and Ensemble Means run after run...

Disregard nam. As usual it's way too cool with the sfc temps. Why it doesn't look good for storms. Not enough to break cap. It isn't going to be as cool as it shows.

Locked back in I love slab daddy season. Good luck to the affected areas

0z Models much flatter . Typical this far out.

Models are much flatter with the storms for next week in regards to snow. Just need more amplification.

I got out this afternoon for a bit of skiing at Bolton’s Timberline area, and with the warm temperatures, it was my first real spring skiing of the season. The weather was fantastic – blue skies, and temperatures well up into the 40s F, but down low at the Timberline Base elevations (~1,500’) it was actually too warm by the afternoon. On piste, snow was getting sticky because we haven’t really had enough spring temperature cycling to consolidate it into quality corn snow. Off piste snow at those elevations and aspects is not really skiable – it’s both sticky and unconsolidated, so you’re tromping through deep mush at this point. The snow won’t be good in those areas until temperatures come down a bit. It was definitely a day to go for the higher and more northerly facing aspects as the afternoon warmed, but overall it was a fantastic early spring day – tailgating was beginning in the parking lots with people out with grills and chairs and coolers and all the usual springtime stuff!

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0z GFS weenie run

Though the Euro still has it getting up to the state line with Chicago tagging another 70 degree day. AI GFS is also further north with the warm front. Of course the back door front comes barreling through at some point in the day.

Blame Lake Michigan for that.

Oh, yeah, may just be confined to the 18th LOL. All snow threats confined to your north as well.

Warm front will ride along I-80 as they always seem to do this time of the year.

Idk about the east, but Chicago having its earliest 7 day streak of 50°+ on record is hardly "wishcasting". Don't really care about the weather anywhere else tbh, it's been very mild (and dry, up until this past week) here since mid Feb. Besides, you'll be torching for a few days this upcoming week too, so idk why you'd be skeptical of another torch brewing later on in an even more favorable pattern for sustained warmth + later in the year with a rising sun angle.

brrr

75 for a high and some showers.