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  1. On 2/18/2020 at 7:54 PM, wncsnow said:

    I enjoy looking at those and reading the case studies.

     

    On another note, I've noticed RAH's last event on this page was 1/13/19, and that our latest event hasn't been included yet. These "events" usually also include heavy rain and thunderstorm events, which are year round. It's odd that nothing has been included for over a year.

    So to be direct. I wonder if RAH doesn't compile these anymore. :cry:

  2. On 2/18/2020 at 5:06 PM, Iceagewhereartthou said:

    As expected,  looks to be plenty of moisture,  but cold is lacking or too slow for many. Going to be another "what could have been" for most of the upstate and NEGA.  May see a sloppy inch or so but by the time cold gets here most of the precip gone east. :( 

    Lot of people in NC may be happy come Thursday night though. 

     

    On 2/18/2020 at 6:01 PM, YetAnotherRDUGuy said:

    No way man. We'll be in here whining about only getting 2''.:violin:

    Yea so. I think I've got 2'', but no more than that. :whistle:

  3. AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
    National Weather Service Raleigh NC
    315 PM EST Thu Feb 20 2020
    Changes: The later start to the snow across the north and northwest
    and indications from high res guidance that the steadier
    precipitation area has shifted southeast a bit, results in slightly
    lower snow totals but still expect around an inch. Another change is
    with a slight southward shift to the expected max snow accumulation
    into the Coastal Plain. This still lines up well with WPC guidance
    but is uncertain since much of this accumulating snow will occur
    during a short window tonight when low level cold advection gets
    going.

     

    My reading of this is they lowered totals for N and NW Piedmont to 1'', while expecting more in the E part of their area towards the Coastal Plain. I don't think the Triangle was affected by that.

     

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  4. 9 minutes ago, downeastnc said:

    Its only gust sustained is in the teens...….so probably looking at heavy snow with 15-20mph winds gusting to 30-35 over the central coastal plains around 10pm-2am...certainly not blizzard conditions..assuming the models are right....

    Gotcha. Still impressive nevertheless.

  5. 20 minutes ago, downeastnc said:

    The 18Z HRRR from around 8pm to 3-4am is pretty insane for the Triangle to Hwy 17 cooridor.....heavy snow and winds gusting to the mid 30's well inland....please let it play out like it shows....

    Are any of the sustained winds approaching 35 mph or is it just gusts? I'm asking because I just looked up blizzard warning criteria for the heck of it, and was surprised it's not accumulation dependent. It's near 35mph sustained w/ snow falling/blowing with less than 1/4 mile visibility.

    Edit: forgot to mention for 3 straight hrs

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