BooneWX
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Moisture is absolutely overperforming to our SW and I won’t be shocked to see us get socked in this afternoon and evening. Unfortunately it’s going to be rain and or sleet at best.
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We need that ridge to pump out west. That’s what has screwed us for Friday at this point.
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Fat flakes in Lenoir rn. Enjoying it while it lasts!
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Moderate sleet with snow mixed in near Lenoir
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Boone is getting pummeled right now
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The moisture isn’t moving at the best angle but the southern fringe over Alabama is juicy and moving due NE atm.
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You called it yesterday and everyone got mad and salty. Thermals are an issue everywhere - even in e tn!
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SNOW IS FALLING
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On paper, Feb looks good and we’re heading into a weaker Nino state, which historically means cold and wet in the east.
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The deck is lowering quickly. Temp down to 36 with a ton of room to go (DP 25).
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Radar is filling in quickly
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Mping showing snow near Winston and the nw piedmont. Anybody from up that way?
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36/26 in southern Caldwell. Fingers crossed everybody.
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I just want to see some flakes today. Don’t really care if it sticks, just want to see it fall from the sky.
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And I haven’t looked too far ahead but I assume with that warm up, we’ll manage to squeeze out half a foot of rainfall
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I torched overnight. Nearly 40 degrees now lol.
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Come on in Stormin!
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This is a sobering map
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Moisture blossoming deep into Alabama and now nw Georgia
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I’m getting more and more confident moisture gets here but I have little confidence in the temperatures cooperating.
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I think you’re right. Downsloping from the angle of approach is also going to be a challenge but it’s one this thread knows all too well.
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39 degrees now and dropping steadily. So there’s that.
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Took the dog out one more time and was pleasantly surprised to see that the stars are still visible
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41.4/29
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It’s missing most of the precipitation that’s currently in Mississippi and Alabama. I think it’s completely underestimating the southern extent of that moisture which appears to be robust and roughly 50-75 miles south of where the model believes it is.
