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Nearly two feet in Raliegh is not realistic but it's promising to see on the map. 26 years ago Raleigh got 20 inches and that was the all-time record for single storm. Even a foot will shutdown the city for a week.

NWS always plays it conservative here because most of the time it is true ..."snow likely" is as bullish as you can get this far out GSP added a snow may be heavy at times for the forecast here

Wrong. Already telling everyone 6 inches is on the way here next weekend

Live on Lake Wylie myself in Belmont, but good to see someone else on this forum there

TBD. I think the worst is to come with the moisture and warm nose that is still to come.

Wrong. Charlotte metro population is 2.9 million. RDU metro population doesn't come close to that (1.5 million).

The warm nose on this storm has to be historical. For Charlotte to be at 18 degrees this morning and top of Mt. Mitchell at 40 is very wild.

Charlotte has a much bigger population than Raleigh, not sure why Raliegh/RDU area is over represented on this forum. Think Charlotte area is going to have it quite a bit worse after this is all said and done due to where Raliegh area sits and the way the front is coming across

Talkeweather has a 259 page thread on it with over 5000 posts if anyone wants to in follow it more closely

This suforum covers those states literally right at the top it says Southeastern States Covering Southern VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, and MS.

pretty wild watching this move across the US

Snowing quite well all over Charlotte metro. Coming down very steady and accumulating in uptown Charlotte.