Yeah, even if PNA developed as advertised yesterday, there is usually a lag before we see impacts. Now that too is in question.
Anyone know how PNA works together with Enso? I would think they would be interrelated.
It really just sounds like an argument over if the glass is half full or half empty. I choose to appreciate the flakes we got even though it's frustrating to have been so close to more significant accumulation
NOAA is rolling out new AI models, including a hybrid model combining the GEFS and the AI GEFS
https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/noaa-deploys-new-generation-of-ai-driven-global-weather-models
The wrap around light snow is starting to pivot into wake county. May only affect the Northern part of the county and will be relatively minor but I think will lead to some light accumulation in spots
Yeah, dewpoint at 36 is not ideal. With the heavier precip expected to stay to the north, I would be a little surprised if we got even a dusting at this point (still should get some light snow this afternoon to set the mood at least)