Bryan63

Just now, TARHEELPROGRAMMER88 said:

Snow is sticking now. Ground almost covered here in Garner. Wow. Didn't expect it this early on.

Where in Garner over you? Still pretty light here by Lake Benson. 

Just about all snow at this point in Garner, still some rain mixed in. Pretty light at the moment but seems to be fluctuating between light and and somewhat steadier rates.

Had been steady rain for last 30 minutes, snow starting to mix back in now. 

Steadier sleet now, snow starting to mix in more as well. 

Sleet with snow mixed in starting up in Garner. 

Sleeting in Garner! 

In Garner near Lake Benson, sitting at 42 currently. 

Wife reports that it is a 'snowglobe' at home on Raleigh/Garner line. Says they're some of the biggest snowflakes she's ever seen.

Snowing at a pretty good clip here in Morrisville, parking lot has a solid coating.

Snow starting to take over the sleet here at the office by RDU.

Looks to be sleet and rain now, hoping to just go straight to rain, don't feel like dealing with ice and losing power. 

Looks like we're back to mostly sleet. 

Snow still holding on here on Raleigh/Garner line, have had periods of heavy sleet but back to mostly snow right now. 

Has definitely gotten gustier, snows becoming more steady as well, Raleigh/Garner line. 

First light flakes falling in Raleigh. 

Just went for walk with the dog, about 3 miles south of downtown Raleigh, nothing yet but feels and smells like snow. 

https://twitter.com/RaleighWx/status/1071117371224571904?s=19

Allan Huffmans latest thinking. 

Weather.com about to create mass hysteria in the triangle. 

SE Raleigh, power officially out after a lot of flickering. 

Starting to get pretty windy down in SE Raleigh. Have gotten a few strong gusts. 

In southeast Raleigh by Garner, it's been dumping pretty good for good portion of the evening, still have power *knock on wood*

11 minutes ago, Cold Rain said:

Power out in SE Wake!

Unsteady moderate rain.  Lots of stops and starts.  Windy.

Where about? In Raleigh along Garner line, still have power luckily. 

3 minutes ago, Chucktown81 said:

SC Governor McMaster just ordered the entire SC Coastline to be evacuated on Tuesday.

Any link to this? Can't find any sources.

Not trying to be overly dramatic, but does anyone know if the city of Raleigh or NC has provided sandbags in the past? Live in a relatively low lying area so trying to create a plan just in case. 

As someone who lives on a relatively flat road in Raleigh and parents who live in Wilmington, this is a less than ideal trend. Obviously still far away and lot of time for things to change. I've seen when rain and winds would start on the coast, but does anyone have a breakdown on when inland like Raleigh would start getting in on it?