Tarheel17

Moderate snow near South Park! ~3 inches of snow/sleet for the event so far IMBY

Can confirm, 45 degrees with heavy sleet in Uptown Charlotte

KCLT stuck on 48/36. 10 degrees cooler just to our NE, hoping that cooler air pushes in soon.

I forgot how much I missed having something worthwhile to track. I'll give it 48 hours before it goes *poof* and we get another warm rain.

You know it's rough when my parents up in Michigan have been on the battle lines of snow/ice/rain all winter. Terrible, terrible pattern.

Luckily my company is funding the trip. Maybe they know how much I hate the heat and want me to have effectively 8 months of summer this year since I will get back just in time for our yearly May heat wave.

At this point I'm looking forward to my upcoming trip to Singapore for a few months. At least when I am baking in the tropical heat and humidity, it'll meet my expectations.

So this means the rubber-band will rebound and we will have a significantly below average summer temps, right?

Never should have moved from Chapel Hill....

Wasn't wrong for Charlotte unfortunately. Point taken overall, though.

Any room in here? Seems the western half of the Triangle has cashed in on a few events recently. Charlotte unfortunately remains a battle-line. Maybe I shouldn't have moved lol

And here comes some last minute cliff jumping when it is nowcasting time.

At least I have family I can visit in Michigan if this completely busts. I definitely feel for anyone entirely born and raised down this way.

Sigh, getting the sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach I last had in Jan 2017 back near RDU.

Ah, I see. I grew up as a kid in Michigan. Imagine how long of a fetch we could get going from Lake Michigan to Lake Norman for some lake effect.