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Getting to that time of year to start tracking Spring

3 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

I know you're kidding around, but any big wrapped up low that passes close to the coast, they worry about mixing. Small changes in track can have huge differences in totals, especially for areas right near the water. The cape can get nothing and just inland can get 12"+. 

Yeah, I think being a met in Jackson Hole is more apt. They just snow. It snows by accident in June, lol.

Edenton-Elizabeth City is going to have fun

As a general rule growing up in ENC, we rarely saw DC, NYC, BOS also do well when we did. Snow in NC, particularly in this part, is an exclusive business.

7 minutes ago, burrel2 said:

I’ve got a friend that lives on the southeast coast of Delaware. He just sent me the control run… lol. It must be nice!

When I lived in DC, I loved seeing snow showing for DE at this range...

1 minute ago, olafminesaw said:

Fair enough. I'm a bit out of my depth with regards to Climo here, having lived in NC for only 3.5 years. The look of a Miller A for DC is way different than for North Carolina so it takes some getting used to (it's not like we've gotten many the past few years)

Having lived in both NC and DC for decades, not really. DC SLP target is probably analogous to that of Greensboro or W-S, inner banks to just off ORF.

Euro?

10 minutes ago, Sandstorm94 said:

18z

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That’s another increase over 12z for ENC/SEVA

Anyone have 18z Euro ensembles?

Half gallon of bourbon 

3 minutes ago, eyewall said:

The grass is always greener:
 

Sun angle like a laser beam

Yeah, I’m thinking early spring 

Need a UKIE update

1 minute ago, Sandstorm94 said:

Push the phase back to Alabama/GA line and everyone wins

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No, very likely ENC loses. 

4 minutes ago, Sandstorm94 said:

12z tried but was too warm unless right on the OBX

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No, it snows back to the Triangle. Shows accumulations along Hwy 17.

You’ve gotta wonder, when this thing flips, are we looking at some major SER warmth/heat?

I’d prefer to continue to see the late phasers, swing rights until we get to Thursday.

6 minutes ago, jburns said:

Now that things have concluded I will respond to this.  Perhaps the bolded is true but I can tell you from years and years in this forum that many long time residents of Raleigh think it is a colder and snowier climate than it is

I think it depends how long is long. Consider if you’ve lived in Raleigh since the ‘60s, you’ve seen dozens of foot+ snows, and below zero temperatures. While declining in frequency, that is more akin to a Mid-Atlantic climate than a southern one.

4 minutes ago, SteveRDU said:

When I lived in NJ we had a couple 30 inchers, and even there it took a solid 2-3 days to get things up and running.

Yeah. I did 32 inches in 2016 in NoVa. We had snow around for a month.

2 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

There’s no telling how long it would take to get out of my neighborhood after a 32 inch snowstorm 

Raleigh would face some serious implications

That’d be the biggest storm in NC history lol

42 minutes ago, NJsnow89 said:

Guessing the euro wasn’t good for our area for next weekend.

Too far off shore. Late bloomer.

I’ll be the first to say it this year. You can tell we’re ramping up on the sun angle front. Side streets in the sun have cleared rapidly, and major drip on the roof.

23 minutes ago, JQPublic said:

Palmetto

Non-native to this area

24 minutes ago, eyewall said:

Yeah a few people have them in the Oakwood Neighborhood.

Kind of an odd thing to plant in Raleigh tbh

Not to create too much of an aside, but I do wonder if people moving down from the NE think this is a warmer climate than it is.