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Sleet restarting in midtown Raleigh

Sleet in midtown Raleigh near Wegmans

Snow returns on radar as far east as Boone NC and as far south as Russelville AL, Holly Springs MS....interesting

Yup. Showed my wife the models earlier in the week when they were showing 16" for RDU, like a dumbass, and she pulled the "i've lived here all my life, 16" isn't going to happen. it will turn into cold rain or ice". I was like NoOoOo BaBe ThE mOdElS hAvE oVeRwHeLmInG aGrEeMenT bAbE she finna be right and aint looked at no kinda gfs or euro or nothin

just obsess over next weekend like the rest of us

Can someone just post maps instead of all this cliff diving??

Time to take a shot of cheap vodka and ride the shortwave lmao

Never good when the cliff dive thread was updated "just now" and the storm thread 20 minutes ago

yeah the discrepancy is absolutely wild. either 3' of snow or no snow lol

Look at the wind chills after....if millions lost power this would be a devastating scenario. Atp, Earth can keep its 34"

Can someone post maps???

Colder aloft too, r/s line went south

GFS with a 1055 high at h66. Holy guac

Welp the snow in North Hills lasted about 20 mins and never got heavier than flurries. Hate to see it

Flurrying in North Hills Raleigh finally!

All rain at Wake Forest Rd @ 440

Surprised at how long this steady rain has lasted. It's nice. Windows open, coffee, cats, blanket, book. Yeehaw.

Theres still snow there's still snow it's not all over yet

Wake Forest Rd, St Albans, Six Forks all around midtown are just fine. 440 and 40 are clear, Davis Drive and NC54 are a but slushy but getting attention

I think there's a lot of rounding up around here haha

All the radar snow holes i screenshotted today seem to have been legit, as I'm reading posts about 3" to my immediate north, south, east and west. No matter where I go in my neighborhood I can't measure more than ~2.2" at best. But it's cool, it covered my yard and car and everything else and it crunches under my feet and I am satisfied lol

I can't believe you have a whole extra inch just a mile away. This cutoff is wild.

And honestly, the Triangle is a much more scientific driven metropolitan area than is Charlotte. While life sciences and computer sciences don't translate directly to meteorology, there's more of a connection there than the finance/banking/insurance of Charlotte. And many scientifically driven people will be interested in more fields than just the one they graduated in/work in. I work in biotech but me and tons of my coworkers have a ball model watching and putting out predictions. Same at my last gig. It's not a bad thing, it just is what it is- metros have different industries. The Triad just has some of the best NC metro winter odds so it makes sense that they would have a large representation vs a metro on the South Carolina border.