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have you ever been to Fayetteville? Its a dirty military base town that unless you are in the military or work around the military its a no-go zone.

Yeah at the end of the day Brad is the best metrologist in the Carolinas. I have alot of trust in what he puts out.

Posted by Brad P but here are the seasonal snowfalls for Charlotte to put this upcoming snowfall in perspective - it could be more than the last 7 winters combined in a single event.

Charlotte does always seem to have a 'forcefield' around it that makes these events not preform well and 3-5 inches is still a HUGE snowfall for snow starved Charlotte. 9 times out of 10 (likely more) it pays to be conservative with snowfall estimates here. But I will go with 6-8 - I am liking everything I am seeing on the models and the setup.

1 inch of snow in Atlanta proper shuts down Atlanta

goes without saying 10:1 is not the ratio to use for this storm

When 2-5" in Charlotte is a "conservative" call you know we are about to score big either way. This storm will likely have more snow than the combined 5+ last years for the CLT area. Charlotte normally always sits on some fringe of barely above freezing, a warm nose, or mixed p-type these last several years.

I feel pretty good when normally conserative GSP has maps like this out and this is only through 7am Sunday

Considering 10-1 is not the ratio to use for the storm (more like ~17:1) those totals are way underdone.

reach to cash that out now, Charlotte is in a massive snow drought. Last year was the first year in Charlotte's recorded history, going back to 1878, that it had not seen a trace of snow.

The idea you can accurately project the weather form a month from now is laughable. Things can change very quick. You should not trust weather 7-10 days out, much less a period a month from now.

that would still be zero for Charlotte so boooo