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  1. Wakefield and all the local Mets are a little shy on pulling the trigger for the Thursday/Friday Coastal system. It's becoming more apparent it's coming north and should get well into Coastal North Carolina and at least the south side of Hampton Roads with showery East Wind driven rain. As we get closer it'll be interesting to see the details. Euro is now on board
  2. All that severe weather talk and I didn't even see a drop of rain yesterday. Nothing on the south side of Hampton Roads nor in Northeast North carolina. We'll see what happens later today.
  3. Should have never brought back Hyde after last season's playoff debacle. Now it's possibly a Lost season. Actually most definitely. Elias did nothing since last year's trade deadline. Poorly spent money. What was once looking like a several year window has closed. What a mess. Orioles fans don't deserve this.
  4. Bring Buck Britton up from norfolk. Long time with the organization. Managed all of these young guys. Time for a change. Then send Elias packing when the season is over.
  5. Hyde AND Elias need to go. Elias fell asleep at the wheel and did nothing the past year to improve the team in many areas. Meanwhile no one's listening to the skipper anymore. His young players have regressed. They've been in this Swoon since middle of last year. They need a new voice in the clubhouse and within management. I hope ownership does something soon.
  6. EXPECT AN INCREASE IN ORGANIZATION AND INTENSITY OF THE SQUALL LINE (FIRST INDICATED BY THE PRESENCE OF LIGHTNING) WITHIN THE NEXT 1 TO 2 HOURS WITH THE THREAT PERSISTING THROUGH THE AFTERNOON/EVENING. AN ADDITIONAL TORNADO WATCH WILL EVENTUALLY BE NEEDED DOWNSTREAM OF WATCH 26 ACROSS PARTS OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTHEAST VIRGINIA.
  7. Those come from the Storm Prediction Center I believe. And yes I bet they'll probably extend it east and north as we get through the morning
  8. I've been watching that little disturbance tonight as the cold air deepens around Hampton Roads and Northeast North carolina. Some of the mesos are trying to throw in a rain snow mix or some flurries. Obviously nothing's going to happen of significance but just something to watch.
  9. There's no doubt about it. All those locations are within 2 miles of my house either side north or south and we all had a good 75 minutes of power sleet. I guess flirting with that line as its benefits in the end.
  10. Big thanks to @Ric Airport. Always there to post a model run and provide current and historic data. We're going to miss you for certain.
  11. CURRITUCK COUNTY 2 NNW CURRITUCK 14.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR KNOTTS ISLAND 13.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR SLIGO 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR MAPLE 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR 3 NNE SLIGO 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR 2 WNW MOYOCK 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR COROLLA 11.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR AYDLETT
  12. I ended up with around 12 inches give or take. Matches well with the areas of Currituck around me that had 12-14 inches per Wakefield.
  13. We are still getting heavy rates down here just South of the Border in North Carolina along the coast. The totals all across the board are going to be impressive to say the least. A storm that reached the higher ends of the forecasted amounts. Very well modeled for this small geographic region as well. Nice job. This will probably be it for us. And that's perfectly fine. A great winter. A+ for my area for sure. Two 7+ inch snow events in season. What a rarity. Doesn't look like we're going to get much action from the upper energy tomorrow but we'll see. Those are always tricky. Tomorrow night's cold is going to be impressive. Good night all and congrats.
  14. It's still ripping as well. Impressive throughout all of the HR.
  15. Hampton Roads cashing in on a great event. Heavy snow piling up after that late afternoon sleet fest. Windy, blowing and drifting ongoing. Temps down to 27.5 after getting over 31 a few hours ago. Came close to plain rain. GREAT EVENT. Not looking forward to shoveling my snow that is layered with sleet. Not the fluffy stuff like y'all have further North. Have a legit shot at double digits.
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