KrummWx

Temps in the teens (RDU, GSO, CLT) during. NW trend has 3 days left to fk us over though

Wow Euro has RDU at 20" at 111

Nice

Euro caving to GFS??

Def don't hate Euro yet 5h at 078

I NEED it to be right or even just half lol. Last time I saw that much snow was Feb 2010 when I lived in Philly - 28" IMBY. Amazing sight

Same. It did this to us with last weekend's system. Dumped like 30" on RDU at like ~150-something hours then disappeared. This time it's closer I think though, and it's nice to have AI/GEFS support

GEFS through 102

PLEASE EURO I AM BEEGING YOU!! Cause it's the way i'll give up winter 3 years in a row for 30" lmao

Absurdity hahaha

She's a beaut. What a bowling ball

digging more through AR at 84 too

5h looking good through 75

12z GFS DOES also have precip in NC as early as hour 84...tho its WNC

I wonder what the record for longest stretch of highs in the 30s is for RDU? This is as long a stretch as I can remember since I moved here in 2012

One of the most embarrassing busts I've ever talked about since I started model-watching in 2009.

Again I say: NWS needs to send a team to study this. I'm 0.7 miles from North Hills and it's quiet as a mouse. Not a single flake. I remember last year storm you had twice as much snow as me too, less than a mile away. Totally bizarre.

Oof. The Raleigh-Cary metro population is 1.5M and the Durham-Chapel-Hill population is 610k. Combined we get 2.1M and it's still smaller in land area than CLT metro by OMB (read: denser throughout). And everyone knows the 2 metros connect seamlessly. There are parts of Raleigh that are closer to downtown Durham than they are downtown Raleigh and vice versa. Shared suburbs and employment centers (RTP). When you combine Raleigh, Durham and Cary's (all border each other) population you get 988,000 people over only 318 square miles (1,020,000 at 326 if you add Morrisville) vs Charlotte at 945k with 308 square miles. The CLT MSA and CSA are insanely huge, so it's easy to artificially inflate your population numbers. Lastly, the Triangle is a tech-heavy metro, lots of compsci and lifesci dorks. That will auto-lend itself to more weatherdorks as science people usually enjoy other sciences. Charlotte is just generic banks, insurance, investments, etc.

Yep just started back up for me after about a ~45-60 min lull. It's very light though.

NWS should send a team to study the extreme microclimate that always seems to exist between you and me. I'm ~0.7 miles from North Hills and haven't seen a single flake all morning, all sleet/zr.

And now dry slotted seemingly for a good lil bit. That's fine,I'll just keep drinking my whiskey and playing online poker while I wait for it

Roads are super slick in Raleigh. Pretty much 100% zr for the past hour, quite heavy a few mins ago. It's slowed down a bit but still audible over my game / windows shut. Might actually be sleet mixing in rn given how loud

Let the glazing begin. Raleigh near Wegmans