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Ground getting white in west Asheville
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The flakes in west Asheville are definitely dandruff like
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Interesting drive to Asheville earlier. Was 33 with some ice on trees going up Old Fort mountain before I hit the fog which was very bad near the top. As soon as I got to Ridgecrest, brilliant bright sun and the temp went up to 41. Then as soon as I got to Asheville the fog set back in.
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It definitely does. Still think this is primarily an 85 north system.
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Much higher qpf on the Canadian
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I would take that GFS run. 2 inches of snow then half an inch of sleet with some zr on top for my location. I hope the initial band of snow is stronger with a front end thump of snow.
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Growing consensus on another dud
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Basically it looks like Texas to Arkansas is going to see more snow out of this than NC unless something changes.
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The ICON looks moisture starved too.
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We have a slight amount of ice on the trees
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I'm concerned because you always bet the streak. We all know what the streak is..
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Ends up shearing it out again.
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UK might be a nice compromise
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That could definitely be a problem. A major ice storm is certainly on the table
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UK is looking juicier too. Might be amped though
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Will probably be some slick spots in the morning. Especially on ridges.
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I think it depends on the location of the phase and where you live. In NC the trends aren't terrible. A bigger storm could mean more snow if the track is right. The worst outcome would be a weak mess with little precip. Give me a qpf bomb and I will take my chances. Places in GA and SC don't want that though.
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Models are trending toward a stronger system and more of a phase IMO.
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Seems like where we are headed
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Canadian coming in with a bigger storm compared to previous runs
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DC has been praying to the snow gods I guess
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The energy in TN valley is still killing thermals and moisture transport into WNC.
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Of course Virginia gets nailed again with a late phase
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Don't think this GFS run will have much moisture.
