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NorthHillsWx

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  1. I’d actually love a sleet bomb. 2” of sleet doesn’t happen often here and is pretty cool when temps are low
  2. It shouldn’t, but it will. I posted earlier we shouldn’t even have to be checking thermals with some solutions showing a sub 1000 mb low 50 miles east of hatteras, but here we are
  3. If you live in western Virginia or the triad, enjoy your stay on NAM island!
  4. At face value the NAM is a major winter storm for most of the state and most of Virginia. Big time impacts in all areas
  5. SE FORUM *asks for more moisture* NAM: “I hear you” *gives crippling amounts of QPF as freezing rain*
  6. NAM is a Virginia special and gets DC back in the game
  7. Big run for Triad/Virginia incoming! Triangle looks like ice
  8. 1-6 inches of snow/sleet with up to 0.20” ZR. Did note for wake “predominantly snow and sleet with a relatively short period of freezing rain”
  9. Morehead City issued WSW for almost their entire area
  10. I’m gonna disagree with some of the posts above. HRRR looks like it’s getting ready to crank. SLP still back south of Fl panhandle and precip is blossoming over NC and extending back to N Ga. I think this was about to fill in across the state. It’s also slower. Now, I’m not going to argue over the hour 48 HRRR but i don’t think that’s a bad look for what was to come
  11. RAH has brought down expected snowfall totals. Raleigh has expected 2” high end 3”. Booooooo
  12. Both the NAM and FV3 turn Raleigh proper over to ZR for the majority of the event. It’s still a major possibility. Plain rain is off the table though and we will have some sleet for sure. I’m not sold on us seeing any snow until the NAM shows it at 12z tomorrow. I’ve been burnt by NAM thermals for years I’m not letting it get me this time. It is very good at assessing thermals in a miller-A. Like the best. Seeing it mix into Virginia worries me, even at range
  13. I mean from modeling that seems very reasonable and in fact you could even move the mixed bag area further north if NAM thermals are your thing…
  14. Great job. I could not agree with this more given what we’ve seen
  15. It truly has been the model with the highest variance through this event. But you want it on your side under 48 hours
  16. That band over Raleigh is fools gold. The main coastal is too far offshore and trended much worse
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