Spidyr2k

Huge piles of dendrites! Wonderful! Reminded me of JBurns. :-(

Nice fluffies right now in S. Lee county north of FAY.

21/7 13mphN very light snow. watching the ULL saying howdy to the coastal. have faith that all will get some dendrites ⛄❄

Wondering when the last time all of NC was under a WSW? I don't remember it.

This was my first thundersnow event. Tarboro, NC. My son's 2nd birthday was that Sunday, 02March. We made chocolate snow cream in a huge bowl and let him eat/play in it. Shut down the region for a week. Core memory. Hopefully, Gianna will give a new core memory. ❄

I can never give freezing rain a passing grade. "F" for terrorizing us the past three days. "C" on the model performance, but truthfully, this setup was a tough one to nail down precisely. Hopefully, more and better winter wx ahead.

24/25 FR/IP

https://www.readync.gov/stay-informed/power-outages It's a moving target.

22/21 light FR Would not be too surprised if Downeast gets a snow thump as this monster exits.

Moderate sleet. 22/9

24°F/ 1° DP Cloudy/Calm

HRRR is saying "It gone rain...and freeze....a lot."

I'm hoping this thing performs as well as last weeks kerfuffle:

In case anyone else was wondering. Flat vs. Radial Ice Flat Ice: Accumulates on flat, elevated surfaces (e.g., car hoods, decks). Radial Ice: Forms on round objects (e.g., branches, power lines). Key Difference: Radial ice is typically about 40% less thick than flat ice from the same event because it spreads over a larger surface area as it builds.

One Christmas eve, I was 10 or 11yo, it snowed in Tarboro a few inches. I got my first real sled the next morning. And that was when I used whatever good karma I had. It snowed a few more times that winter and that sled had some dents by spring. Grateful for the memories. Hope the kids get some snow this year.