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Everything posted by CentralNC
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Snow in Lewisville
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No doubt. I just don't see how we don't have significant mixing during the height of the storm. Mainly IP of course.
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Yeah would view as outlier but is a head scratcher
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Yes we know what the warm nose can do
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My son Tommy is checking out this thread...ready to rumble at WCU!
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Latest Heavy Snow discussion. Sorry if already posted https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=qpfhsd
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Yes, silly of me. Just feels like a carolina special to me. Not totally off the table however.
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CMC is out to lunch. No way this storm goes that far north
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That is about what I was thinking as well. I don't see how the western piedmont escapes at least some ice but not as much as 12/2002 storm. Agree some are going to get killer ice storm just like 2002 storm. Probably south of that storm like you mentioned.
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Even for Bastardi this is pretty strong
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In his blog Crankywxguy talks about this being an elongated Low and less consolidated. Interesting. Thanks for the insights!
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Yeah I think there are going to be some hearts broken in the MA forum.
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Just feels to me (maybe my old bones) that this is trending south for highest amounts for snow. The "finger" on radar seems more W-E instead of NE and it is below my latitude.
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January 2000?
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Where are you seeing that. Looks like 10% on WPC winter weather product
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GSP zones are out.
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thanks Don! you da man!
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Not sure I agree or not but this time GSP seems a little too overconfident and RAH underconfident.
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Thanks! As you can tell, it's a nervous forum down here as we have had the rug pulled out from under us too many times!
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is this 12K NAM?
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Anything goes in the sanitarium!
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I agree with them in Triangle but not Forsyth and Guilford
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Seriously...hopefully the coordinate tomorrow. My money is on GSP!
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Wow what a difference in AFD between RAH and GSP. Not unusual. RAH will play catch up like they always do.