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  1. Beautiful. Same here in my backyard. Some red bud trees already blooming. Of course though around this area stays green year round.
  2. Some low 40s showing up under this band on radar atm Jacksonville SW towards Gainesville. Can't help to feel places RDU east maybe see something Frozen.
  3. Looking at the radar over GOM/FL. Moisture pushing north. Especially Tallahassee. Maybe some flurries later tonight East of I95 in NC? That is if BL temps cool off and moisture pushes west enough.
  4. If you look at the Sim Radar. It appears to develop a weak LP center SW GA to Wilmington. With a "NW snows" on the backside.
  5. If you believe the NAM atm From GA/TN line would be snowing north of. ATL is moderate to heavy rain.
  6. That depiction of NAM doesn't look great. Almost say a clown map. Reminds me years ago following along on a Arctic front/clipper that was supposed to bring snow to ATL I85 Northward ATL had thunderstorms in the low 40s. Can't shake the feeling this front may pull the same stunt.
  7. Radar starting to show developing showers. Upstate SC to TN,NC to around the triad. Maybe icy and slick for some in the morning.
  8. I've seen stranger things in Person County. If you think it's impossible think again. Hard fetch. I see two important details. There is a CAD although warm. And that's the artic front.
  9. Hrrr looks interesting. Over done on some aspects. But should fill in over GA AL TN etc. Multiple surface lows in GOM/Fl. At least 3. Judging by radar too.
  10. There is a trough of tropical entities off the SE coast. If you watch one might as well watch the other two. Gom/FL FL to SC. SC to NE eventually but still around Bermuda. There is still a very board anticlyclone aloft. Seen that tonight with the East coast seabreeze. Some kind off broad scale trough
  11. Cause this Nam Run basically keeps the surface front pinned up near and east of the mountains. In the foothills.
  12. I agree looking at WV loop. That one Tiny piece of Shortwave energy diving southwest from CO to NM to AZ may help keep the energy more consolidated. Not ATM outwest shows a major wrapped up closed h5 from TX to NC. But maybe stronger in sense. Last few frames looks like its wetter maybe more NW push of moisture over TX and NM
  13. I've been thinking this has the writing of a I65/I85 corridor special. What's up with the precip streak from central AL to SW NC?
  14. Around 700 and 800mb? Nam was showing that yesterday on the soundings in Person County. Above and below cold enough. Other than warmish BL temps.
  15. That one big storm in Jan 2010. Got roughly 8-10" can't remember. But during the height of the storm that was mostly pingers. Trust me. If RDU has mix issues so does Roxboro. Just takes less time to recover from it
  16. Robert throwing out his first guess map too for his members. Interesting though he mentioned maybe time to throw out global models for such small scale system. Guess he talking about short range/medium range models.
  17. Not all of that is frozen. Alot of that falls as rain. But to continue the Jma. H5 slightly negative.
  18. The is no warm nose. Issue is marginal BL temps. The lowest 1500 feet or so. Above that all the data if seen supports snow. It's either gonna rain or snow.
  19. I thought of that storm too. I think I know what you talking about. Charlotte area had thundersnow
  20. With the EPS ensembles included? Imo this showing a early season I85/I65 special.
  21. Lee side trough showing up. Lee side snow shadow and enhancement in precip probably. From Charlotte to GSO/WS east with the enhancement of lift!? Not the first run of GFS being east and showing a Lee side trough.
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