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    O M G... And here comes another LP at hour 156. These totals are going to be unbelievable... literally.
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    Wow, almost a carbon copy of the GEFS mean. Incredible really.
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    Does anyone have the 12z EPS mean snowfall they can share? Or what does it show for the NW Piedmont of NC? Thanks.
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    12z EPS: You really can't ask for much more than this at this stage in the game. Roll on!
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    12z GEFS snowfall mean.
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    In RAH’s video update put out around 12:30pm on YouTube they told folks not to change their weekend plans, just keep aware of latest forecasts.
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    It's the NEW GFS! What could go wrong??
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    The FV3 is all love for a good portion of NC and Southern VA.
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    The 12z GFS is about to start it's run on TT. Let's see what kind of craziness the the 12z suite will us bring today.
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    FWIW the 6z GEFS had several members jump north, although the mean still looks further south.
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    I did take note of that. There were only two or three EPS members that had a somewhat close 00z OP outcome. 0 out of 50 had 30" totals like the OP had for the NW NC Mountains and SW VA.
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    RAH is all in for the Triad. Makes me a little uneasy.
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    Yea, RAH is wisely erring on the side of caution as they often do. They are mentioning that CAD favored areas may see at least a wintry mix of all P-Types Saturday night.
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    Yes I will be very surprised if the GFS doesn’t commence a more suppressed campaign for the next 24-48 hours. Always happens it seems.
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    Global models underestimate the CAD, so it may be more of a realistic outcome.
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    The 12z FV3 was a very cold run. http://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=gfs_fv3&p=sfct&rh=2018120212&fh=162&r=us_ma&dpdt= http://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=gfs_fv3&p=sfct&rh=2018120212&fh=162&r=us_ma&dpdt=
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    Taken verbatim the GFS drops 6-8 over the Triad before it changes to rain... But I’m not so sure I buy the switch over to rain along and west of the I-85 Corridor. Who knows...
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    So how about this forecast for Greensboro from RAH... is this their way of telling folks not to let their guard down? Seems a little over the top to me based on the forecasts... Thoughts?
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    Many areas in western NC have already had a surplus of rain this year. A stalling hurricane plus strong wind gusts over this area would be terrible. Let's hope against that outcome.
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    Raleigh is considering upgrading portions of the NW Piedmont to a Warning in their afternoon forecast package. Discussion: A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the Northwest and Northern Piedmont including the Triad area for 1 to possibly 2 inches of wet snow. A Warning may be needed for portions of the Northwest Piedmont and the Advisory may need to be extended eastward with the afternoon forecast package...
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    Thundersnow reported in Jackson, MS earlier.
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    The NWS offices across the deep south/ SE are reporting overachieving occuring.
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    Looks like the classic case of GOM convection blocking moisture transport to me. Nothing can kill a storm system in the SE faster than GOM convection.
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    I was happy with the Euro run. It was a good average between all the 12z data. I personally believe the best case scenario is Allen's first guess map. 1-4" would be a big win anywhere in NC before the Winter Solstice. Perspective, it's not even Winter yet.
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