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  2. Will be a good run for southside and NC. Maps soon.
  3. ULL finally moved and allowed the cold air to come off the plateau. You can see it on the lower level water vapor. I just dropped from 28.8 to 26.2 in under 10’mins .
  4. Yep wasted cold without any storms to track is the worst. And this generally looks like a suppressed to hell pattern. Maybe we get lucky with a clipper or two to refresh the snowpack.
  5. Go time. Gonna be interesting. Waning - NAO - does that effect south push? Overall H5 generally favorable for the next 10 days with a bonafide small break. .
  6. Too bad this Hrrr only goes out to about 4pm. Wonder what we’d have ended up with
  7. Radar is filling in nicely in N. Georgia. It's already snowing at my buddy's house in Dahlonega.
  8. Models that are most correct with this feature at this point in time: RDPS, RAP, UKMET, in that order. Doesn’t necessarily mean to treat these as gospel but have a better chance of accurately depicting downstream if you’re not way off of a major feature (looking at you HRRR)
  9. What’s everyone doing to stay up all night? We could’ve all rented out a Gatlinburg air bnb for this one but our luck it would have busted lol
  10. AIGFS has more precp with a weaker low further offshore. This should be what the GFS shows for tomorrow. And yes, if this happens its a big storm for SEVAand RIC
  11. Ham and egg all the way my man!! Did you know you can order double meat? Or even double egg or cheese! Just ask when you order. The AI struggles with it though.
  12. 03Z HRRR fills in much faster for Wake. Hopefully the start of a good trend
  13. Yep it is time to try and go to sleep we have stopped here with the snow. Hopefully we will wake up to some big rates.
  14. When I look at the wind field on Ventusky, the center of circulation appears to be about 50 miles off the SC coast, and it's been moving slowly parallel to the coast all evening. I hope that means the low will hug the coast more than the models have said as it deepens...
  15. Getting frigid out there! 16.5F. Rates have picked up yet flakes are falling individually like grains of sand. 3 1/2 inches on the measurement surface and a snowpack of 4 1/2 inches in the grass. Sledding should be fun tomorrow! I'm calling this event a win
  16. Waiting for the "radar is verifying north of the models" posts. Always a crowd pleaser.
  17. Its hammering in Stuart now. Snowing sideways and now windy on the cams. Going to be rapid accums if that keeps up. Thanks to some knowledgable posters this morning, my Starlink heater is on and my wifi cams are working perfectly. Love this place!
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