CoolBreeze

I'm under that band now moving through - the flakes are getting a little larger. Very nice light snow. What a way to cap off the recent snows we've gotten!

The light snow has picked up here a little bit. The bare spots where the snow had melted today are now covered again in snow, not a huge amount, but enough to turn the ground white...

I got sleet here earlier in the evening that covered the deck pretty good. Now getting very light snow, like others nearby are saying. I hope it does continue til 5 am! Edit: There's a nice area of precip down near Rutherfordton NC headed towards Winston-Salem. Hope it holds together...

I'm still getting a lot of diamond dust falling here...

Still snowing hard here too!

Flurries have started here too!

When I look at the wind field on Ventusky, the center of circulation appears to be about 50 miles off the SC coast, and it's been moving slowly parallel to the coast all evening. I hope that means the low will hug the coast more than the models have said as it deepens...

I don't pretend to know what is going on, but if I remember correctly from a earlier post, the ULL is delayed. Since this map is valid for 05Z Sunday (Sat. midnight?), could it be that what we're seeing on this map is the ULL coming through western NC and the coastal low has not geared up yet (waiting for the transfer from the ULL)? Just a thought, I could be totally wrong...

Someone had posted this wind field map showing circulations off the coast. I'll leave it to other to indicate if it's useful to see where development may be occurring. I suspect it a snapshot-in-time as opposed to a prediction of how it will move. Link: https://www.ventusky.com/wind-gusts-map/1-hour#p=32.26;-80.41;6&w=0xIAb9A9A

When will the pbp for the short range models (or map postings) commence here?

Looks like a big 'ole bowling ball sitting over NC... gotta love ULLs!

Can you repost that pic for us, in his honor? Thanks!

Man, this brought back a lot of old memories of when I took statistics, It helps to makes sense of why models "lose" storms as we get closer. Thanks for the explanation!

Can someone point me to a resource to help this amateur read a sounding profile? Thanks!

Freezing rain here too, but very light, and the back end is here. I don't think it'll amount to anything.