Please, pardon my ignorance and question but these recent runs seem to show Wilmington being in a dry area or somehow missing the precip that is circling. Should we be less focused on the “banding” now and expect the area to covered in a similar fashion or is the concern growing that we may get squeezed out?
Im in ILM, obviously, but my in-laws live at the Alamance/Caswell county line. I’m seriously considering heading there for the weekend with the kids. We’re a long way out but seeing that much snow would be a first for us!
It’s enjoyable as long as you can keep your emotions and expectations in check. The discussion is tons of fun but in my short time here I’ve noted that anything further than 48-72 hours out needs to be seen as entertainment.
Relatively ignorant noob question here but has the data been aggregated to establish which models ultimately perform better? I assume a model’s performance may vary when applied to tropical systems vs snow and ice events…? Apologies if this is an incredibly redundant question for the board. There are so many references to different models that sometimes I get lost in the sauce and wish I knew which models to focus on.
Leaving Wilmington around lunch time to travel to my in laws “farm” in northern Alamance county. Im really hoping for a couple of inches so the kids can get some fun in….and me too. .