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  1. Silver Meteor
    Yep... https://www.ventusky.com/?p=30.61;-80.05;6&l=gust&w=0xIAb9A9A
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    Here you can see the vortex forming east of Savannah. Doesn't look all that far out to sea. https://www.ventusky.com/wind-gusts-map/1-hour#p=32.38;-78.00;6&w=0xIAb9A9A
  3. Silver Meteor
    GFS for Thursday, Feb 5th.
  4. Silver Meteor
    Would appreciate anyone posting that image so I can save it (and share it with my friends up north.)
  5. Silver Meteor
    I'd laugh but being in Pitt County (Greenville) that's too close for comfort at this stage of the game.
  6. Silver Meteor
    Twenty three years in Eastern N.C. (am a central Md. native,) and have yet to break the 4" barrier with snow. Either I've cursed the places I've lived in here (ILM/PGV) or it's awfully damned hard to get a decent snow in Eastern, N.C. BTW, what's the blue hand palm in your profile image? It seems to be popping up here and there lately and I've no clue what it is.
  7. Silver Meteor
    Look at your own profile ... zero hint as to where you're located. Those who don't show their city and state are irritating. Worse yet at those who show only their zip code as if we're all supposed to know? Narcissists much?
  8. Silver Meteor
    GFS also shows an all time record snowfall for the Cape Fear area.
  9. Silver Meteor
    Greenville, NC keeps flipping from 3" to 12+" from model to model and run to run. This needs to stop because I'm becoming bipolar.
  10. Silver Meteor
    Wilmington and Myrtle ... what a hoot!
  11. Silver Meteor
    This is not the first time I've seen that modeled gap between Raleigh and the Coast. Greenville less snow than anyone? What the hell is going on!
  12. Silver Meteor
    Now we're talk'n. Oh Canada!
  13. Silver Meteor
    7.8" for Greenville? You gotta be kidding me. These are some weird totals for a coastal storm.
  14. Silver Meteor
    Native of MD/DC/DE I moved to Eastern NC in 2003. Ten years in Wilmington and now thirteen in Greenville. In those twenty three years have not seen a winter storm anywhere near this strong. In fact, have not seen anything more than four inches! (Saw plenty of the tropical stuff though.)
  15. Silver Meteor
    Hello from Greenville, N.C.
  16. Silver Meteor
    You should have enough evidence by tomorrow afternoon. If it appears a dangerous storm at hand, cancel the trip. Your daughter should understand. If she doesn't, don't make her problem your whole family's problem.
  17. Silver Meteor
    I got lucky, the ice here in Greenville, NC melted overnight and I managed to complete my cataract surgery this morning. Still woozy and blurry but hoping vision improves in a few hours. Best wishes your surgery goes well.
  18. Silver Meteor
    Reminds me of Stephen King's great book and TV miniseries "The Langoliers." They're coming to get you!
  19. Silver Meteor
    20008 eh, mine was 20016 before they changed the system. It then became 20816. For the first 12 years of my life my address was "Washington, 16 D.C." despite living on the Maryland side of Mass. Ave. That was because Friendship Heights was the nearest post office. Zip Codes were created in 1963.
  20. Silver Meteor
    Is there a movie theater and fire station near there? It looks a familiar area.
  21. Silver Meteor
    That's very different than what we've been expecting in Eastern N.C. For example it shows 0.45 ZR in Greenville when we've been expecting only 0.10 since yesterday. This would be awful!
  22. Silver Meteor
    THE WEDGE A bit out of your range (off to your southwest) but interesting anyway, at 3K feet elevation in northwest NC (near Boone) it's 17.8/15.8 with mix of sleet/ZR.
  23. Silver Meteor
    Spotted it Tuesday night and posted in Southeast Forum:
  24. Silver Meteor
    Thank you for showing a Mid-Atlantic view.
  25. Silver Meteor
    Well said. When I worked at Naval Research and Development (DTNSRDC) in Carderock, Md. we had heavy duty computer power (4 Control Data Corp. mainframes plus one from Burroughs Corp.) The "software people" were the systems analysts who maintained the computers while the actual users (the "programmers,") were scientists and engineers who used FORTRAN's powerful mathematics simply as a tool of their trade.
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