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Dont bother submitting your reports to MRX. They have 3" as the official report for Tellico.

Despite radar looking to dry out, heaviest rates in hours near downtown Winston Salem. Heck of a storm. Might hit 9 inches after all IMG_4784.mp4

The butthole of the storm?

Here in Greenville, NC I suspect we're going to beat the all-time record of 13" set in 1896.

In Pittsboro, still snowing a little. Had 2”. This snow was so fine/little, but added up. If it weren’t for the hole slot, it would’ve been much more. Thankful we received what we did.

I did. I have been working quite a bit today, so I have been sporadic on my check ins here. That withstanding, I would post the same to those who you are referring to as well. And while I understand the frustration, to egg it on or return the post in the manner the poster I responded to was posting is vindictive - even more so with the information provided. All of that withstanding, my two cents was stated and thats that. Side note - to be clear - I am not criticizing the mods on this site either.

Its ripping. Sideways snow. Wind is bad. Around 50mph

We only have 1 inch in Fuquay-Varina...fun and at times strong wind gusts...what a let down:(

I love these posts lol. It got cold somewhere for a little bit so global warming suddenly doesn’t exist lol. Good for Myrtle beach, I’m sure all the residents their are thrilled with what’s happening

It was so obvious the gfs was going to turn that little swath of precip mid week into nothing. Next run it will probably be gone entirely.

I mean, there’s no doubt CC is a factor. But it’s a factor among several others. When you combine CC, poor background phases, and bad luck, this is what you get. Ray is right though, our big storm last week had virtually nothing to do with east coast phasing/storminess

You must have missed the people in the dry slot earlier saying Charlotte didn't deserve the snow because RDU has better climatology, lol. It was a rough day for them.

NWS says that heavy band should remain stationary over you

Pushing 7 inches in sunset beach. Been rolling a steady 2 per hour since 7:30

It’s because the storm/cyclone, despite being deep in guidance is never fully coupled to the synoptic forcing … in the guidance. The modeled convective “theft” is lame, and not actually developed by synoptic q-g forcing so as it climbs latitudes and the convection begins to wane … it’s weakening. You see that on the cold side of the circulation, en route to the NW Atl, it looks like it fails to really generate much QPF on the west side of the cyclonic envelope - it’s kind of like an imposter low

Ray Posted 11 times in Page 13. That’s a Record! And we’d Better get something after I get home Tuesday. It’s Bad Enough I’m missing the Historic Cold and it gets to 30 As SOON as I get back. What the Bleep. I’ve got to look at wet streets and melty non-powder snow.

I absolutely agree with you.

That is just crazy. This huge band of heavy returns sat over me for 2 hours.

This is not my forum, so I don't want to overstep here but, if you were on the forum I assist with - you'd be in time out. You are beyond out of line and the number of posts you have shows that you should know better. You are being bitter and bordering on vindictive and inciteful. Anyway, thats my two cents and thats that. Mods - Apologies if this is improper.

Feb- DCA: -3.4 NYC: -3.1 BOS: -2.8 ORD: -1.9 ATL: -0.9 IAH: -0.4 DEN: +1.7 PHX: +2.4 SEA: +2.1

you know you can do copy image on the map

Man im jealous. 15 miles west of you and have an inch in Cary.

The 0z Canadian says nada. Looks like a system coming down from Canada keeps the system south and ots.

East Raleigh almost 6” and still coming down good