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  1. StantonParkHoya
    It must be rate dependent. Still snow in N Raleigh.
  2. StantonParkHoya
    Must be a really small warm nose because radar shows all snow for everyone
  3. StantonParkHoya
    One of my old old snow weenie mentors back in DC used to always say “be close enough to the line that you can smell the raindrops” and it’s true. Fine line between winning and losing.
  4. StantonParkHoya
    Looks like some heavy back to Hickory. Any obs there?
  5. StantonParkHoya
    If it can do this for another 1-2 hours we will way over perform
  6. StantonParkHoya
    Best dendrites in a decade
  7. StantonParkHoya
    We’re at 0.5-0.75 inch an hour rates with fatties
  8. StantonParkHoya
    Silver dollars coming down
  9. StantonParkHoya
    Mike Maze just said to expect the flakes to begin to get bigger
  10. StantonParkHoya
    Huh? Northern Wake is snowing pretty good. Things getting covered
  11. StantonParkHoya
    We’re doing heavy snow just now at Durant Rd. Dendrites
  12. StantonParkHoya
    Moderate snow north Raleigh
  13. StantonParkHoya
    Anyone have mesoscale analysis? Where is this warm nose
  14. StantonParkHoya
    Just flipped to a moderate to almost heavy snow after some sleet in n Raleigh Edit: then back to sleet when it let up
  15. StantonParkHoya
    Wondering if it doesn’t flip to snow for Raleigh when the sun goes down and rates pick up
  16. StantonParkHoya
    Light snow in North Raleigh
  17. StantonParkHoya
    Wouldn’t really exist without Charlotte down the road
  18. StantonParkHoya
    Flurries in North Raleigh
  19. StantonParkHoya
    Guess they breaks the good trends from the AM but it’s go time at this point
  20. StantonParkHoya
    It is weird how Charlotte is not the NWS home office site. Rather, an obscure location in SC. Doesn’t make sense.
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    Among posters here, even more apparent than the geographical correlation to snow expectations are the natural emotional tendencies — whether pessimistic or optimistic — that manifest during storms
  24. StantonParkHoya
    Keeps pushing that snow line south. Good trends.
  25. StantonParkHoya
    They act like this wasn’t expected
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