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Still not quite sold we will get 2 or 3 inches of snow or sleet here. Still worried about ZR but think it shouldn't be more than .20
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I'm down to 20.8. May make a run at the teens. Can't hurt
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Euro looks pretty similar to previous runs
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For sure. Would be nice if you Euro trended a bit south here at the last minute
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The UK is actually colder than the Canadian here
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UK still looks pretty solid and cold here along the foothills
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BTW, it's 23.2 here already and the forecasted low from NOAA is 22.
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The GFS is more in line with other models now. I will call this a win if I get an inch of snow/sleet and .10 ZR
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Pretty much every model I have seen so far tonight is trending slightly warmer
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Don't worry I don't want the ice
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It's not much here. Warms up past freezing quickly
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That run even cut down Roanoke totals
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Crappy NAM run here, pretty much no sleet or snow, straight to ZR
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It is warmer, but mostly a product of less moisture so the dew point is lower
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So far it's less aggressive with the overrunning finger of precip
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Let's see if the NAM is as cold as 18Z, trends colder, or warmer
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HRRR is quite the sleetfest for Northern foothills
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HRRR is 2-3 degrees warmer so far.. shocker.
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It will be interesting to see how it's delineated. I figure McDowell mountains will be warning and eastern McDowell will be advisory.
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I'm honestly surprised the NWS went with WSW
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I do think places from Marion to Taylorsville up to Mt Airy see a lot of sleet, probably an inch or 2.
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I have seen many storms similar to this where Marion had 3 to 4 inches of snow and by the time you got down to Bostic there was little to nothing. Sometimes even by the time you get to the Rutherford/McDowell border
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I would take the NWS forecast and run with it although I'm afraid we get more ice and less snow
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Only one that came in warmer was the RDPS
