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StantonParkHoya

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  1. Would love for him to be right but he’s just a TV met. We have just as good of analysis here. .
  2. 18z GFS keeps the snow down around ILM to Cape Lookout. Right where we want it at this stage. .
  3. So NAM with .18 ZR, HRR with .6 and RAP with .2 for RDU? .
  4. Aside from fallen trees breaking lines, you’d think in the year of our lord 2026, the utility companies would have invented a fix for freezing rain on lines. .
  5. If we still hear pings at 6 tomorrow morning, Wake county will probably not have a severe ice storm
  6. Keep it along the coast until Friday of next week .
  7. RAP almost looks like sleet in higher intensity bands and ZR in lower ones .
  8. GFS with a hard rain at the end to wash it all away. Much warmer. .
  9. Not sure I’d call the 25th of January mid January .
  10. Trying to catch up. GFS looks like a sleet bomb. Does anyone have the map? Sorry, can’t find it reading back through. .
  11. Literally qualified my statement with a source “GFS shows…”. I don’t give a shit what WRAL says. .
  12. GFS is gonna be something like 6 inches of sleet for RDU which is historical .
  13. This is a very odd miller B. So much separation, it’s not even really a transfer. Almost like a double barrel miller A. Could get some backside snows if the second low transfers in a good spot. .
  14. It’s interesting that the Euro used to have a bias of burying Baja lows, hanging them back to the southwest too long. Wonder if they over corrected the physics to remove this bias. .
  15. The Euro showed 10 inches for Raleigh and the GFS had 17 inches, but the board morale is that of a soup-line snow-weenie.
  16. Back in the day, I think you used to check the UKIE for baja phasing situations. There was an old bias card. But I don't know if it's even applicable now after all the updates.
  17. Reading the replies you'd think it had shown 38 and slop
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