NC US Geological Survice

Yesterday's 12z Euro was a warning; we had signals almost 36 hrs ago of the western and eastern divide. Seems like shorter-range models just now resolved that cleavage, leaving us in the Triangle north (high) and dry. It was out there, and I was thinking 3" might be more realistic than 8, but I never thought less than 2.

Fits all the guidance except maybe the low's proximity to land off the OBX

For the Friday-Saturday:

A noob-meister here seeking the best spot forecast for way out on Hatteras Island, OBX. My parents are getting down there Friday afternoon and I'm wondering 1) is it more rain or snow for Frisco et al. (I've seen the gambit either way) and 2) how likely are they to lose power?

GFS to Charlotte and Raleigh: "F cities in particular"

Too little cold air too late, here in the Piedmont; I'm expecting a dusting if we ever even see flakes.

I saw that creep in and gives me more pause as to why they were salting Down East and the Piedmont 5 days in advance

Yes, for the germans X-D

00Z NAM looks a little warmer across NC than the 18Z

It's gonna wind-shield wiper itself OTS

One positive nugget: this guy who's in Kingston reports the flooding effects are moderate to minimal, so far.

Eastern one now a pumpkin.

Doesn't have its act together. I'm buying all the shares of OTS. All hail the A.I. modelz. (AND Icon/Ukie) Edit: i know there're a lot of solutions on the table. Just following the evening hype train right now. Til tmrw folks.

I've been telling people at work, "This could be South Carolina's Florence". Do you think that will verify?

T-storm consolidation south of Hispanola now, in the Caribbean.