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NorthHillsWx

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  1. I had to refill our propane earlier at food lion and it wasn’t bad but she said lines were wrapped around the aisle
  2. My wife went to get supplies from grocery store and came back with more wine and beer than a village could drink. Love her
  3. You may not be hearing from some of the posters between ATL and RDU for awhile if some of these solutions verify. Honestly about any of them. Someone is going to get over 1” of ice somewhere and there will likely be a long swath of 0.5-0.75”
  4. That’s giving us too much credit. We’d fall below that range
  5. It aligns almost perfectly with my call from this morning so we roll with it
  6. Good vibes for happy hour. It’s long range NAM but we want it rebuking the EURO at mid levels and showing sleet. Which it did, bless its heart Track and precip fits the go home you’re drunk narrative
  7. They are going with the lower QPF solutions for sure.
  8. NAM is south and mostly a sleet fest for triangle
  9. I hope so. The alternative is less sleet and up to 0.75” in that darker area. Overall agreed though
  10. Nope. We’re cooked on significant snow. Forums praying for sleet
  11. Not sure anyone posted but CMC was a little south and a touch colder. FV3 gets precip in earlier (the finger) and because of that it starts as light snow for most of NC. Looks a hair colder that other modeling west of here too
  12. I KNOW a lot of that west of 85 will be sleet. For triangle folks, this to me would mean at least 0.5” and up to 0.75” of accrual if it was light instead of heavy. As in, December 2002 redux
  13. It’s not going to get scoured. I think you see everything trend colder at ground level. It’s already stronger than 99% of wedges we’ve seen in last 10 years and usually they only model stronger as you get closer. And none of them were fed by a 1040+
  14. Right direction being an ice apocalypse in the triangle?
  15. Yes, and in my experience these are not modeled well, partially why precip tends to always begin early. Would not shock me to see this look as we get closer that could at least give areas some flakes that aren’t modeled now but unfortunately this wouldn’t amount to much
  16. This. Need some energy out ahead of the low before warm nose arrives
  17. I fully expect with CAMs that we will start to tick colder in wedge areas over the next 48 hours (because, always). Will that be enough for more sleet? We will see
  18. Miller A’s, once you figure out phasing, are typically much easier to forecast and have much less of a transition zone. This weekend is a nightmare I hope we never repeat on here
  19. Which way it headed north so we rain or south so Florida scores again?
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