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  1. 1 hour ago, Tacoma said:

    Wow, mighty quite in here, is there nothing on the horizon?  I keep hearing about next Thursday the 27 and March 4.  ❄️❄️:snowwindow:

    Meh another rain maker then more cold. Weak disturbance 29th-1st that has possibilities. Looks like some decent upslope for the mountain folks coming up. Long range def has some cold air shots though. Was hoping to see another before I hit the road in March for work. But will see some snow on the banks of Lake Ontario for sure!

  2. 5 minutes ago, NCsandhills said:

    Lots of reports from Ral in this thread of heavy snow and folks saying almost an inch and I'm just like ????? Am I in literally the worst spot? It's barely snowing here in the heart of Raleigh and certainly not sticking to pavement, although it is sticking to cars, roofs and grass it is nowhere near an inch. Not in my neighborhood lol. I'll take my measuring tape out in 30 mins after dinner is going. My garbage cans have been out all day so the tops should roughly reflect how much snow has accumulated on cold surfaces.

    That ain't happening

  3. 9 minutes ago, NEGa said:

    are you getting snow right now?  I in Habersham and multiple people have said it was snowing pretty good in clayton now

    here it is raining and 38 :axe: lol

    This one is a kick in the gut...punished for the last over performer I guess! I'd expect u to changeover before noon at your elevation though.

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  4. 28 minutes ago, burrel2 said:

    Gonna come down to nowcasting for the northern upstate of SC. The HRRR and ARW both have my location's sounding going isothermal around 10am just as the heavy axis of precip moves in.  The HRRR keeps surface temps at 34-36 though which would be an issue, but I'm guessing it has it's typical bias at play here.

    On the other hand, the 3km NAM has the warm nose holding strong until 1-3pm for the northern upstate. It shows surface temps at 32-33 however.

    If, if.... somehow the HRRR and ARW thermal profile is right then the northern upstate could get a 4 to 6 inch past job tomorrow as the heaviest rates come through between 10:00am and 3:00pm.   If the 3km NAM is right, then we're going to see a lot of rain/white rain/sleet mix with a possible burst of moderate snow as the back edge swings through with little to no accumulations.

     

    It's all comes down to that 800mb warm nose, (and possibly surface temps even if the warm nose is overcome).

    I would be really nervous in the Raleigh area as it looks like the warm nose will most likely push in to that area during height of the storm.  Also I wouldn't bank on the precip outlasting the nose on the backside there.  Whoever stays just to north of the warm nose push in that region is going to get 6-10 inches. Whoever is just to the south of it is going to be extremely disappointed. My best guess is Southern Wake gets 1-3 inches of snow/sleet from the storm will the northern end of the county gets the jackpot.

    Thanks burrel2 for your thoughts. Nam has been on a roll here but I'm rooting against parts of it's over amped solution!

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