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  1. olafminesaw
    Comparing the 9z sounding to current on the HRRR, check out the lift on the left hand side, seems the drizzle was a result of subsidence, stabilizing the atmosphere (even though neither sounding has CAPE)
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    The line is picking up steam as it enters the more favorable environment
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    Almost had a microburst look to it. I'm assuming the bow echo was able to bring down higher winds aloft, has weakened since
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    What a view!
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    These storms may try to spin up
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    Seems like 75% of the time, the line of storms is less impressive WRT wind gusts than forecasted. With today's dynamics, this one may be different, but I would not be surprised if the winds leading up to the squall line were as high or higher as the squall line itself (40-45 mph)
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    spin ups possible outside the main threat region even with little or no instability with curved hodographs
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    It's a good thing the line of storms will roll through by about 2pm for most of us. Could be a much more significant day for us if the front were faster (as it will be East of 95) I think the synoptic winds will be the big story, not so much the squall line, especially West of 85. I could see a few spin up tornadoes, in the favored region (mt airy, to Roanoke)
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    The GFS Is showing gusts to 60 mph on Wednesday, while other models are much more reasonable. Should expect gusts in the mid 40s, but a big I difference between 40 and 50 mph gusts.
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    EURO and Euro AI feature suppression. Certainly not the Barney cold as needed, to give wiggle room, about as "thread the needle" as a system can be. The only reason it snows on the GFS is it is able to produce it's own cold and draw down the colder air aloft.
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    Nifty new graphic from IEM showing trends in drought status across the state
  13. olafminesaw
    That is one funky looking ERC
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    Wednesday could certainly be an interesting weather day
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    Going back to 1928, Greenville has never recorded 3 consecutive years with 1" or less of snowfall. They ended up at 1.1", so very close to setting that record. It's also true that they have never recorded 1.1" or less in 3 consecutive years, but that's a bit of a cherry picked stat.
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    Hush now
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    Torch incoming
  18. olafminesaw
    First 10 days of February were +10.5
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    Coldest start to the year across the US in a long time
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    Even more through the end of the run. The only fun thing about March snow is it's rare.
  21. olafminesaw
    Near zero dewpoints last night, which is increasingly unusual as we head into March. Single digit dew points occur just over 10% of the time in late February
  22. olafminesaw
    We have now entered the time of year when you have to both be in a great pattern and get lucky. I am not really seeing a ton of support for cold air linking up with moisture on ensembles, so I would say, bring on the warmth
  23. olafminesaw
    12z holds serve In contrast with the regular Euro
  24. olafminesaw
    Is that ice report legit? Has to be bogus, otherwise the whole purple area would be lights out
  25. olafminesaw
    Yep, when I suggested for you to make the storm thread, I didn't think you would use that power only to bring Raleigh the goods
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