MHCWEATHER

26 minutes ago, eyewall said:

The real longshot is the players attending real classes ;-)

That zinger just heated up the atmosphere. All rain for NC and hopefully some sunshine for State fans

4 hours ago, eyewall said:

It is looking more and more like Raleigh will be stuck in the screw zone between the late phasing coastal and the lee side low.

What are the dynamics that dissipate the lee side energy and leave Wake bare ‘n bent? #newbs

4 minutes ago, eyewall said:

That band west of Raleigh is the real deal.

Got the popcorn popping. It’s gonna be a Hallmark moment for sure. 

36 minutes ago, snowinnc said:

We’re about 15 minutes north of North Hills off of Six Forks and it’s pretty much a flizzard.  Still beautiful but no accumulation.  Is it the same where you are?

I’m in North Hills, near Douglas Elementary. It’s very light atm, but we’re probably close to 1”. Rates and ratios should increase soon. Would guess we’ll land around 3”. Couldn’t be happier

9 hours ago, Snowacane said:

The best storms in the Triangle over the past 20+ years have been the ones that were not forecasted. I'll never forget Fish in the early 2000's saying that we were looking down the barrel of a gun and we were supposed to have over a foot. Next day was clear and sunny.

Special, special storm. Was a senior at NC State and taking “Intro to Weather and Climatology.” It was a M,W,F class. So, we got to watch the “winter hurricane” slowly evolve from a “chance” of snow to a dump fest. It was awesome watching the professor’s inner child blossom by Friday’s class. With spit building up in the corners of his dry mouth and disheveled hair, constantly manipulated by his fidgety hands, he was in awe of what could be and what was a once in lifetime triangle storm…I can still see the SLP epically develop right off the coast of southern SC, windup into an atmospheric bowling ball and to then stall off the SOBX, creating mesoscale snow banding right over Wake Co. And it.just.wouldn’t.stop!…We can always dream…