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I need the NAM. Gahhh. 

2 minutes ago, burrel2 said:

Figures... on the most anticipated NAM run in the last 10 years.

Bloo Q Kazoo will fix it.  

Just now, Wow said:

Get your ass back in NC!     Having you and burger away from something as potentially memorable as this one is an injustice!  

 

Now if I can get Robert posting on here again...

I miss FoothillsNC.  

Just now, BlueRidgeFolklore said:

Are you by chance using a weather vane or a weather vein?

It gives me 6-10 inches. I’m good though. I’ll just take a cold rain instead. Thanks.  

Never thought I would see this trend south and colder.  Normally it does the opposite. Maybe the stars have finally aligned. Oh look...a meteor.  

1 minute ago, mckinnonwg said:

active link so others can locate a resource?

Yeah, dang paywall. Try this link: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.greenvilleonline.com/amp/2212447002 Half way down the page for image. 

1 minute ago, MichaelJ said:

Guys that is only until 7:00 PM saturday

The one I posted is until 12-11 at 1:00am.

1 minute ago, mckinnonwg said:

This is the current link to the GSP site:

https://www.weather.gov/gsp/winter

I edited my post. Click on the link and you’ll see it half way down the news article. 

7 minutes ago, eyewall said:

Where on the GSP site is that coming from?

It was posted by the Greenville News. 4pm update for today by GSP NWS: https://www.greenvilleonline.com/story/news/local/2018/12/05/greenville-sc-weather-forecast-snow-freezing-rain-sleet/2212447002/ Half way down the news article is where you will see the image. 

3 minutes ago, Ethan80963 said:

Where did you see that?

GSP’s forecast map: 

3 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

That can’t be right. It shows Columbia getting almost six inches. LOL.

Why does Spartanburg get 8-12 inches and Greenville only get 2-3 inches?  Thanks GSP. Thanks a lot.

9 minutes ago, DopplerWx said:

wow, fv3 even colder.

What’s that pink over my house? 

4 minutes ago, jburns said:

Here's a reason for the difference in GSP and RAL.

RAL

The low subsequently will move across the Southeast
Coastal Plain in a Miller A-type configuration.

GSP

low
tracks along the Gulf coast/S GA/FL Panhandle, likely evolving into
a Miller B configuration 

What in the...???  

I like WYFF’s new snowfall map:

Just now, DopplerWx said:

this is a telling statement from nws gsp.

We are approaching increases in the
official fcst QPF cautiously since even modest snow ratios from
these values would result in snow/sleet accumulations that might
be a once-in-a-generation event for parts of the Piedmont.

Wow. Totally opposite of what RAH is saying. 

Just now, Regan said:

RAH isn’t really buying any of it. 

Curious to see what GSP says. 

2 minutes ago, SnowNiner said:

Wow, they poo poo'd the whole thing, didn't they? Even for the Triad.  Cold rain trend for the Triad? I'm lost on that one. 

Maybe we’re being punk’d. Lol. 

4 minutes ago, Queencitywx said:

FV3 does look a little warm around the US 74 corridor this time. Might be sleet in Charlotte proper over to Gastonia at hour 96. 

Excellent.  

Well...???

As long as Brick Tamland gets three feet of snow, I really don’t care what happens. 

8 minutes ago, burgertime said:

It could be worse. I've been here 3 years and the best snow we got stuck around for a whole half a day after it snowed....but we run into the same problems here. Mixing mixing mixing. Someone south of 40 on this storm is gonna get the screwing of a lifetime (and not a good one!) I'll bet. 

 I hope it’s me. 

2 minutes ago, wake4est said:

Boom

Got the one for south of there? For S.C., Georgia, and Tennessee? 

I’m blue. 

The models are still all over the place I see.