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StantonParkHoya

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  1. March 1st is also a tricky time to snow in the South. Yes it can, but the sun angle is STRONG by then so any BL problems are amplified. Not as much the case late Jan.
  2. Correct. Down East NC has a larger one-time snowstorm total than Toronto, Ontario.
  3. Has anyone pulled the actual analogs? I was just eyeballing '80, but have not.
  4. FYI -- you can converse with Weather Next 2 via Gemini. It think the SLP forms too far off the coast and phases too late with precip confined to coastal NC.
  5. I'd guess this really starts Saturday mid-day for most. These usually speed up in time in my experience.
  6. RDU reported .28 ZR which is totally bogus. I had less than a tenth.
  7. Eh, movement always screws someone. If it trends west to get GA, it screws ENC.
  8. I'd like to see some more precip blossom back into GA/SC, rather than depending on the ULL / late phase / negative tilt to do all the work here. I suppose I should just be happy it's still showing up for right now, but I'm greedy.
  9. Technically, Currituck, NC is the mid-point along the eastern seaboard, but we're still here, so you can be too
  10. I'm having a hard time seeing this being able to be a storm for more than Asheboro north and east through the coastal plain
  11. Water running off everything like crazy. If the sun comes out it’s going to be like the inside of a sprinkler head. .
  12. A little too amped to early. Need this to be suppressed until Thursday. .
  13. Is this from a late bloomer (ie. late phase/capture)? Odd snowfall signature. .
  14. Will be interesting to see the late January sun angle work on the trees tomorrow .
  15. Back edge approaching Mebane. Turning off the porch light. .
  16. Mind you, the Euro took us from Tallahassee snow to Toronto over the course of this past week .
  17. I actually don’t like that the AI favors an SECS. We don’t usually do well when north of DC does well. .
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