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  1. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Hit and miss in Central NC. Big flop in Raleigh, South. I nailed jackpot area though. Hard to predict NC storms though. Hurricanes and winter storms seem to do crazy things here.
  2. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    It wasn't. My issue was with central NC which is a good amount of the posters here. If you look at my post about Asheville to SW VA being the jackpot you would see I was right.
  3. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    lol I was talking about central NC for the most part. The western part of the state is typically cold enough for something. Plenty of moisture and living in the western part of NC in winter time is a recipe for a good winter storm. It is central NC and eastern NC that struggles.
  4. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    As stated, before I was rudely interrupted, cold rain here in Wilmington. The warm nose is coming everyone. Be ready for crushed dreams. I bear gifts from Wilmington for you all.
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    NAM does look realistic. That said, I am still taking a big snow for the Triad, west, as my final prediction. Largest accumulation in Asheville and points to the NE. GFS V3 has the right idea.
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    I grew up in Fayetteville. I have seen my share of good snow. I only point out what the models are doing. You know the truth. Sorry if that crushes your dreams.
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    GFS is warmer.
  8. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Icon coming in warmer.
  9. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    NAM is much warmer. At the surface and 850 mb. We shall see what other models are saying. However, bad run if you like snow. Great if you like cold cold rain
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    I only speak the truth though. GFS FV3 is warmer at 850 mb. Overall, low is further south, high is weaker, and temps aloft are warmer. Who is ready for some cold rain? Western NC still has a good chance for snow and I am rooting for them.
  11. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    GFS FV3 is slightly warmer as well. 2 models are warmer. Was the NAM model warmer as well?
  12. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Warmer, just a little bit. Fear the trend potential though.
  13. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    GFS is warmer this run. Let us see if it continues, like it typically does.
  14. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Lol for the telling the truth? Wow this is funny. I mention how models have trended warmer, which is a logical observation, and now I am the bad guy here. Science be damned, right. Can things change, sure. Do they often change in a positive direction south of VA, NO.
  15. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Some people use logic and their eyes. The models have warmed, and you have been warned.
  16. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Cold air has trended weaker, storm more north, and people are starting to consider the NAM model outside of 48 hours. It is desperation time.
  17. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    At this rate, if trends keep going, everyone outside the mountains will be getting cold cold rain.
  18. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    This run is a lot more realistic. I have a feeling a lot of hopes and dreams are going to be crushed later tonight as well. Amped and warm seems to be the trend here. It makes sense historically.
  19. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    When the models have warmed, you have been warned.
  20. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    NW trends commence lol
  21. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    I just know it will be raining here in Wilmington regardless. Enjoy the snow everyone.
  22. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    What are the totals for SE NC on the control run?
  23. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    You could always live here in ILM area and miss out on almost every storm that passes through the Carolinas.
  24. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Well, never doubt the warm nose, ever in SE NC. I hope everyone else gets dumped on good. Calling it a day after watching it rain for the last few hours. Trees are covered in ice here.
  25. TARHEELPROGRAMMER88
    Warm nose, ice, sleet, DILLY DILLY
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