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  1. wncsnow
    UK still looks pretty solid and cold here along the foothills
  2. wncsnow
    BTW, it's 23.2 here already and the forecasted low from NOAA is 22.
  3. wncsnow
    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
  4. wncsnow
    Pretty much every model I have seen so far tonight is trending slightly warmer
  5. wncsnow
    Don't worry I don't want the ice
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    It's not much here. Warms up past freezing quickly
  8. wncsnow
    That run even cut down Roanoke totals
  9. wncsnow
    Crappy NAM run here, pretty much no sleet or snow, straight to ZR
  10. wncsnow
    It is warmer, but mostly a product of less moisture so the dew point is lower
  11. wncsnow
    So far it's less aggressive with the overrunning finger of precip
  12. wncsnow
    Let's see if the NAM is as cold as 18Z, trends colder, or warmer
  13. wncsnow
    HRRR is quite the sleetfest for Northern foothills
  14. wncsnow
    HRRR is 2-3 degrees warmer so far.. shocker.
  15. wncsnow
    It will be interesting to see how it's delineated. I figure McDowell mountains will be warning and eastern McDowell will be advisory.
  16. wncsnow
    I'm honestly surprised the NWS went with WSW
  17. wncsnow
    I do think places from Marion to Taylorsville up to Mt Airy see a lot of sleet, probably an inch or 2.
  18. wncsnow
    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
  19. wncsnow
    I would take the NWS forecast and run with it although I'm afraid we get more ice and less snow
  20. wncsnow
    Only one that came in warmer was the RDPS
  21. wncsnow
    No time better than the present.. for an old fashioned sleet storm!
  22. wncsnow
    Thanks Ward, I sure hope so. Short range models seem to be generally trending a bit colder so it will be interesting. I definitely hope we don't get power issues with lots of ice.
  23. wncsnow
    What you thinking for places like Marion, seems like we could be in a decent spot
  24. wncsnow
    New NAMs are bad news for ice issues in Northern foothills and mountains. Even 85 corridor gets some
  25. wncsnow
    The key here is if we can get enough heavy precip in with the WAA before it switches over to ZR or rain.
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