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strongwxnc

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  1. Good luck boys. Its 36.3 with thick fog here.
  2. Same. At least imby, we have had several “if only” systems this season. Sitting at 33 now with .48” as rain overnight. .
  3. All rain last night. Gained about .46” in the bucket. .
  4. Sure was man. Best overachiever I’ve had in two years. Lol .
  5. Put down a 1/2” here man. Was not expecting that. .
  6. This band is tapering but dropped an 1/2” which is awesome. Dropped from 40-32 degrees. .
  7. Then snow for about 40 minutes to your west over here in Bostic .
  8. Still all snow here. The radar looks juicy here over the county also. No wind to speak of and the visibility is low. Got a little bit laying in the grass .
  9. All snow with this initial band in Rutherford County. No sleep or freezing rain all snow at 38° now .
  10. Wondering if this band will produce down here. It’s good to know thank you .
  11. The radar says it should be snowing over me. Nothing hitting the ground yet 39.2 .
  12. Going for less than a T here.. Hoping for more than a T here
  13. Thanks Matt. And boy does it hammer down at hour 24. It’s trying to keep my location right on the end the entire time. Going to be fun watching this come in and how it dissects the county. .
  14. Will be what we are watching today. Possible faster onset as mentioned by at least GSP .
  15. I’ll take an 1” please GSP as of 650am “Although there has been a trend towards an earlier onset time and ending time which could increase winter weather impacts somewhat. Thermal profiles indicate that sleet/freezing rain will be the primary precip types overnight into early Sunday before becoming rain by noon or so from the Blue Ridge mountains/escarpment northeast to the northwest NC piedmont. Further north within the deeper cold pool there will likely be a more prolonged period of sleet/snow which will transition to sleet/freezing rain later Sunday morning before becoming mostly rain during the afternoon. QPF around a half of an inch should support 2-5 inches of sleet/snow for the northern mountains/foothills with up to an inch, locally higher from the southern escarpment into southern NC foothills. Icing could be a greater impact as up to a tenth of an inch of freezing rain could be somewhat commonplace along the end of the wedge or from the southern escarpment northeast to the northwest NC Piedmont. We will probably see localized totals of two tenths of an inch.” .
  16. Bottomed out at 20 and will fight to stay frozen in 12 hours. Lol .
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