Jump to content

calculus1

Members
  • Posts

    4,900
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by calculus1

  1. ^That's interesting how much melt you had even by 4 AM. Our street/driveway were still covered around 8 AM and still 1.5 inches on the ground. It went quickly once the sun came out around 10 AM, though.

    Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk

    • Like 1
  2. I measure 2.75" in Newton last  night then we had a band of sleet and drizzle once we lost the best precip and lift. Probably good 1.5" after compaction and melting. 
    Yeah, I had 1.5 when I measured this morning. But I had 2+ when I went to bed, and it was still snowing good. Thus, my total of 2.5 inches. Might've been more, but can't say with any certainty.

    Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk

  3. 2 minutes ago, strongwxnc said:


    Absolutely. I decided to go to sleep at 10 PM last night so I can get up this morning :-). Perfect sledding weather and snowman making!

    Smart man!

    It's a wet, soggy mess here and melting fast.  We tried sledding (unsuccessfully), and my boys made a snowman.  Snowball fights are intense too.  They are full of wet, heavy slushballs that splash on impact.  :D

    All in all, I love it!  Such a nice surprise.  Even got upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning around 12:00 PM.  HRRR was all over this one, for once.

    • Like 1
  4. I'm calling it 2.5 inches for MBY.
    Beautiful snowfall from about 9:30 until...
    I went to bed around 1:00 and it was still snowing nicely.
    Such a pleasant surprise from what usually happens: We busted high!

    Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk

    • Like 3
  5. 2 minutes ago, wxduncan said:

    For those in Hickory and Icard areas is it all snow and what's the rate right now? 

    Yes, all snow.  Nice large flakes.  I'm not good at measuring rates, though.  It's moderate, I would say.  Probably not SN+.  Heaviest returns just to my SW, though.  We will see what that brings...

  6. From NWS GSP.  Another update: :D

    Quote
    
    .NEAR TERM /THROUGH SUNDAY/...
    As of 900 PM: Well, for everyone hoping to see snow across the I-85
    corridor from the Gaffney area to Carnesville, GA, you`re happy
    right now! A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for those
    areas, including the Greenville and Spartanburg areas, until 4 am
    tomorrow morning. The 700 mb frontogenesis is quite strong and right
    in the dendritic growth zone. This is further aided by strong DPVA
    with an approaching upper trough over the Mid-South. Snow rates are
    so heavy, that despite warm ground temps, accums are on roads and
    are adding up fast. The HRRR keeps this band roughly in place thru
    06z tonight, but rates should gradually weaken. Given the latest
    snow reports, some locations from Seneca to Easley to Traveler`s
    Rest and north may get warning criteria snow of 3"+. Slippery roads
    will be the main concern overnight, but should improve early Sunday
    morning, as precip changes back to rain and temps hover around 33-34
    degrees. But in the meantime, roads are slippery across the Upstate
    along and north of I-85!
    
    Later tonight, still expect a warm nose to punch in and the
    frontogeneis will weaken. there may be a lull in precip east of the
    mountains, while additional precip moves in from the west associated
    with the approaching upper wave. So no changes to the Winter Storm
    Warning or other Advisory at this time.

     

  7. @BullCityWx , you are right on Brad P. Totally trying to cover his butt: "Measure fast as it will melt fast."
    Translation: "I was wrong about the snowfall, so I hope it melts fast and no one will notice when they wake up in the morning."


    Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk

    • Like 3
    • Haha 2
×
×
  • Create New...