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NorthHillsWx

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  1. Great post by Eric Webb: https://x.com/webberweather/status/1891432322140172406?s=46&t=NyKvXvI1o-sJQb-68mmo4g
  2. I’ve gotta say, when this first appeared, I thought the biggest risk for the forum was an 850 torch and watching western VA through the MA get buried. If you’d shown me this mornings runs two days ago and told me it was the same storm I legit may have laughed at you. We may fail, but we will not fail as bad as those north of us. Hell Richmond might win fail of the year, going from consistent 15”+ modeling for days to a non event.
  3. I still think RDU is in a great spot. Now we don’t need it bleeding further east or this is a coast only snowfall. What a drastic change over last 2 days. It fooled WPC which had triad-DC in 70% for heavy snow
  4. True but almost identical to its last run. Maybe a hair drier but similar
  5. ICON would feed families. Coastal bomb with banding from the gods. Also no issues with thermals and it slows down plus throws in some light snow with the ULL passage like the CMC. It also juiced up further west (sorry foothill area, still blanked). Great run and a HECS
  6. Just a few hundred miles south of its last run, no big deal
  7. Raleigh to Va Beach looks like as good a shot as that area’s had in 6 years for a major snow
  8. The MA forum actually now has 2 storm threads because the first one didn’t work out for them
  9. If it’s after 9 they should be fine once they get out of the neighborhood
  10. I was surprised to see that. Don’t think we hit 40 here either
  11. Wow. RDU gusted to 59 and Fayetteville gusted to 61. Guess it was just random vs widespread
  12. If the bar is 5-10” between models going into this for Raleigh I think we’ll be OK… Snow maps aside, the heaviest snow extending from triangle NE is pretty uniform on models at this point, and aligns with the major ensembles. I’d focus more on that than extrapolating totals from op runs
  13. There is no denying it now, and it’s painful given the ongoing snow drought there, but the foothills are trending to a non event. There is time to correct, but the trend is concrete at this point. If the EURO verified, this would be RDUs biggest snow storm since 2002
  14. RGEM was a nice hit for Raleigh-East. All snow 64-north. Foothills completely blanked…
  15. We’re holding on for posterity when this trends to a 1-3” mixed bag at most it will be remembered a “major” 1-3” mixed bag
  16. Looks like it’s going to have some more amped members
  17. This is the last I’ll say about it but the day before is in the mid 50’s here ground temps will not be frozen. Let’s get the storm cranking so this doesn’t matter!
  18. I watched my Jan snow melt away completely with a high of 28 late February it absolutely is an issue with light daytime precip! Let’s hope the GFS isn’t correct and we have rates so it doesn’t matter! If it’s coming down moderate-heavy it won’t matter at all
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