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  1. Where is Soco? Is it near Waterrock Knob west of Waynesville? How much land up there is above 5000 ft? You think it would be the most affordable, high probability snow terrain in NW NC?
  2. Power out 1100 customers. Greenville. N Main, Rutherford Rd, N Pleasantburg area.
  3. Just measured 5 inches on my deck (N Main) Greenville. Looks like we have finally switched to mainly sleet. GSP had cut my totals to 1.5 in. Score one for the HRRR.
  4. Eric Webb (Met in Charlotte area) on Twitter is all over HRRR trends as well
  5. So almost all of the short range models (HRRR, RAP, etc) except the NAM are showing 6+ in for the upstate??
  6. Lookout. What’s your experience been with the accuracy of the hrrr regarding thermal profiles? im interested in your take because I know you have been following these icy set up for NE Ga and Upstate for years.
  7. Anything but heavy (> 0.5 in) icing.
  8. I’ll feel a lot better when the GFS stops showing an Armageddon type ice storm for GSP and CLT. hopefully as the high res models get within range this changes to a raging sleet storm.
  9. Thanks. I found that link. I used to have the one you initially posted. Can’t remember what it was. BTW found part of the issue. Big difference between downtown Greenville (KGMU) and GSP 18z unfortunately. Much more ice downtown.
  10. Hey Buckeye. What site produces that version of the metograms? I lost all of my old weather links. Also it is strange that it is showing zero zn. Pivotal was showing around a half and in of ice, around an inch and a half of sleet and 5 inches of snow for GSP for the 18z.
  11. Hickory. That storm made you famous. I was also without power for 5 days. That’s why I’m cringing when I hear people say that those high ice totals don’t happen. We got 3/4 in of ice from that storm.
  12. That’s pretty good resolution. It’s picking up Paris Mtn in central Greenville Co in Sc ( the highest elevation around to be ice and not rain.
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