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olafminesaw

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  1. A ton of dry air to overcome though. I wouldn't necessarily expect any precip, even drizzle before 12z. Temps may be slow to budge though
  2. RAP is a weenie run. More sleet and snow than ZR, and pretty amped
  3. RGEM tends to be too cold with these type of systems, but verbatim, precip starts in the upper 20s and slowly warms
  4. That's a pretty rough screw zone. What's your Climo normally like relative to the Triad?
  5. B+ in Greensboro for a lot of the reasons stated, but we just had a bit more luck (and Climo on our side)
  6. The Euro has some light snow up there as well. Seems to be more of a mountains threat, but we shall see
  7. Wow! Still in the mid 40s in parts of the Piedmont. The wedge is starting to break here though. Above 50 and no longer foggy/misty
  8. There's a slim chance on the 7th/8th. Right now doesn't look like much cold air to work with, so would need a stronger system to generate it's own. But looks like the kind of system that would get squashed easily by any decent cold
  9. UKMET looksmore flat. I'm starting to lose faith in the GFS
  10. Columbia to Charlotte to Fayetville could be in for a big time storm for their standards
  11. GFS stops the bleeding a bit. Very similar to 6z, but nearly gets enough tilt towards the end to get the precip shield north.
  12. I agree, although with the caveat that delayed storm development has been a consistent issue this winter. Could turn out more of a coastal threat. The good news about the 6z GFS is the high is in a great position. The only reason it warms so much is the LP is weak, there's hardly any precip and it's mid-day as the low is pulling away
  13. Yeah...not a great trend. The door is open, but closing fast. There's hope through at least the 0z trends tonight though
  14. So...model mayhem for the next for days then.... Cool, cool
  15. Models are converging reasonably well considering we're still 4.5 days out. I feel pretty good about the spread at the moment, with the caveat that a moderate/heavy all snow event is definitely a bit of a long shot
  16. Duration is the biggest factor. Most significant ice storms are at least 12 hours of precip and usually not particularly heavy, but consistent. So overrunning events tend to be the highest potential
  17. The cold push is pretty stout, with a dry airmass (this a few hours before onset) This would yield a wet bulb temp of 30 degrees with cold continuing to push in
  18. ICON looks Euro-like FWIW. Decent hit of snow for Greenville NC
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