SnowDeac

Rain/sleet earlier on the way into the office in Fort Mill. Interesting that my temp at the house in Madison Park was 44 but driving ~12 miles south it dropped to 40. Heavier returns/dynamic cooling I guess.

It’s 43 in CLT. Ain’t no fun to be had.

Dude, you can be really insufferable. By far the most negative poster on here it seems.

Yeah CLT had about 30 min of decent clearing around sunset. Cloudy again.

Gonna take a long time to wetbulb if you're starting at 44.

When burger left, the Bermuda Snow triangle went back into full effect. Just brutally painful run of winters for CLT proper and the southern metro.

I mean, this thing has warm nose/no real accumulation for CLT proper and south written all over it. How many times have we seen it in recent years, even when GSP is actually calling for measurable accumulation? I think I've had 8+ inch snowfalls turn into an inch or so of slop each of the last 3 winters. And normally the warm nose doesn't even show up as much of an issue until much closer to the event. Hate to be a downer, but this just doesn't look good. Now, my in-laws up north/west of Huntersville (and several on the board well north of 85) will probably get some decent snowfall.

Two cold chasing moisture scenarios in GFS fantasy land. We know how that works out.

Rates falling off. Was hoping they could stay up as the sun angle gets better. Frustrating day but still fun to watch.

This is legit inch an hour rates right now. If only the temperature was 3 degrees colder.

This is the hardest I’ve seen it snow consistently with zero accumulation. Frustrating.

These are solid rates, it’s just too warm. We’d have an inch or so in Madison Park, but instead just a slushy trace on elevated stuff. Just got back from a walk. Really pretty to watch at least.

Ok it’s ripping here now. Trying to stick a bit on elevated surfaces. Time to take the dogs out.

Light snow tapered back off to flurries in Madison Park. Radar starting to look like it’s breaking up a bit.

FLIZZARD INCOMING

Light rain starting in CLT. This is going to be infuriating.

This juicy radar is going to dry up right at the NC border isn’t it??

Just Virga so far in Charlotte. Surprising to see returns blossoming ahead of the main batch of precip. Hopefully a good sign.

Not understanding why the meso models are showing the precip coming from the SW, yet drying up as it crosses the relatively low SC uplands. It's not like it's slamming up against really cold/dry air. But I guess it's not that strong to begin with.

Some token graupel pellets currently in Charlotte. Nothing on radar. Maybe that's a positive sign for tomorrow.

Wow, looks like the CLT metro area may even be in for a bit of a surprise, though I'd highly doubt anything sticks.

My parents have a massive pine tree down in their yard in the same area. Pretty much any/every creek in the Charlotte metro area is massively overflowing. And it looks like it may keep raining until 2 AM or so. This is bad.

Big lull for the CLT metro. One of the few times in winter I won't complain about being too far south/east for the action, though some nasty stuff will roll through later. Hope everyone to the west and north is staying safe. Is there a quick/easy site to check rain live rain gauge totals?

Looks like nothing but Apps/lakes cutters as far as the eye can see. Punt til early March?

Some decent sized flakes mixing in with rain showers in Fort Mill. Wife reporting the same in midtown Charlotte.