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Ok some snow ow in South Durham

Not just 0 accumulation, but 0 flakes in Durham

Bone dry in south Durham

Eric Webb posted his final call which takes RDU area down to 2-5". Seems like more and more dry slot guidance.

BTW, thanks @lilj4425 for starting this thread. Win or lose across the region, it's been a fun ride. Thank you for your service.

Can someone make both the positive and negative case about Euro performance at this range vs. last week's storm? Not just a "we never get snow" vs "it has to work once" argument, but an actual data based assessment?

23 degrees and pouring sleet in South Durham

20 degrees and sleet in South Durham. About 1/4 inch on the ground

Some sort of weird sleet / freezing rain combo in South Durham. 21 degrees.

Bone dry in south Durham

Just a reminder about Duke's take on their 2002 response: https://www.wral.com/story/108406/

I rarely post here despite being a long time lurker. But why exactly are our models so bad at this? We seem to have improved immensely with hurricane forecasting in the last 10-15 years, but modeling this type of event seems to have had zero long range progress. What's the inherent difference?

Just barely see a few flakes in the air in South Durham. 29 degrees.

I'd trade all of this storm for the fantasy GFS storm next weekend.

Still 44 here in South Durham.