chapelhillwx

Not really much accumulation but trying to get a dusting in Woodstock GA atm. 32.5F. Basically nice snow TV, NWS and HRRR say 1-2” today hopefully.

I think it’s just where the algorithm says the low is. If you look at the MSLP contours it stays more consistent

Yeah this forum is pretty Raleighcentric or at least Trianglecentric. I moved to the Atlanta area in 2017 from NC and where I am in the northern suburbs this has a good shot at being the only decent event since 2018.

Well, seems there are different solutions on the models. We just need to wait and see. Euro shows snow. Seems like a good run. If the low tracks just a bit east, it would give a lot of folks more snow. Need the low to go east to have more snow east. East to go more snow east snow east snow east. 00001111100110110101010111 OUTPUT ERROR 0001011010110010101010

My dad’s property is just north of 40 in chapel hill and he hasn’t had any trees down since the 2002 storm. 20 years to grow back this could be pretty bad.

Almost noon in Woodstock GA, temp 24. Very tiny flurries.

Yep, although GSP does it for Greenville and Spartanburg counties in SC. The northern part is 2000+ elevation and the extreme south is almost like the SC Midlands.

Lolz. I know what both of you mean though.

HRRR total ice through hour 22, at this point it's pretty much over in NC.

Ok that was funny. Hope your ark is sturdy, I don't think we will ever rebuild from it being somewhat wet the next couple weeks!

HRRR at end of run with ZR ongoing, same frame BullCity posted above

Ok Noah!

Bring the mojo! Now before this thread gets into full swing I hope we can spare everyone the discussion about how much each poster does or doesn't want an ice storm... the weather doesn't care whether you want it or not and honestly neither does the forum

I remember that well. I was heading back to grad school in Winston-Salem but decided to stick around Chapel Hill because it looked like they'd be bullseyed. Whoops. Anyway fingers crossed, the trends from the 6z guidance seemed to put the northern ATL burbs (in which I unfortunately live now) in play.

Flurries in Woodstock GA all morning!