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

40 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

I agree, but it does suck that AL & MS don't really have a subforum that's truly theirs. Technically they fall on the western states sub, but nobody posts there from the deep south 

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.

33 minutes ago, StantonParkHoya said:

Raleigh also averages twice as much snow as Charlotte — albeit nominal amounts, and have had bigger snowstorms in history. So I suppose weird junkies in a way because we know what is possible.

Raleigh averages 4 inches per year and Charlotte 3.5 inches.  Maybe 5 at most if you go back far wnough. Your post is pure wrong.

massive snow flakes coming down in Lake Wylie Charlotte area

39 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

HRW-WRF

If I was at the casino I would cash this out

4 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

Brad P's first map. Has 4-6" up this way. Which may be bullish but the bleeding has stopped so far on the SE trend 

dont forget the Ice part

Snowing in Lake Wylie area west of Charlotte now

Still very dry air over central and west NC. Hope it fills in within 3-4 hours. Alot of virga going on.

Will be lucky to get an inch or two in Charlotte out of this but it has to better than last week

Rooting for a strong NW trend this weekend 

1 hour ago, NC_hailstorm said:

Hour 150 Al Euro

 

 

Honest question does the "AI Euro" have any validation scores yet? If it didnt have rh European model attached would we pay it any attention?

16 minutes ago, GaWx said:

Jacksonville, FL has a whopping 0.7” on the 18Z GEFS for 1/21-2! That’s near 10 times the normal annual. Just unreal. This run has easily the heaviest snow mean for coastal SC to Jacksonville to Gainesville to the coast of LA! Nine members have snow at Jacksonville!

Last time it snowed in Jacksonville in 1989 and climo has changed massively since. I don't want to say 100% it's not going to happen but it's not going to happen unless something crazy like 1993 superstorm happened again.

5 hours ago, Cheeznado said:

CLT is very similar to ATL.

Charlotte rarley if ever has same weather as Atlanta winter weather. Last weekend was very rare exception where Atlanta lucked out but it happens.

can we get some KCLT estimates for Charlotte instead of Georgia or pretty far south in SC?

How sad is it that Atlanta got better snow than most of NC

Raining in Charlotte area now yet it's 29 out. I can't imagine the ice mess this will cause once it all freezes. It might be freezing rain already but its coming down as mainly rain.

4 minutes ago, CLTwx said:

Anyone buying? 

No because I know southeast of Charlotte is NOT going to get 5 inches 

finally starting to come down heavy and accumulate in west Charlotte area

starting to finally come down heavy in Charlotte area