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All guidance has bumped south with qpf (in their own way) but I've already picked up an inch and it's steady light with bursts of mod high ratio snow. This is a tricky storm with 2 distinct areas of synoptics and dry air entrainment in between and around the periphery but so far in my yard guidance is busting too low. I hope that translates eastward into your yards. 

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1 minute ago, Bob Chill said:

All guidance has bumped south with qpf (in their own way) but I've already picked up an inch and it's steady light with bursts of mod high ratio snow. This is a tricky storm with 2 distinct areas of synoptics and dry air entrainment in between and around the periphery but so far in my yard guidance is busting too low. I hope that translates eastward into your yards. 

Where  is  Penhook? I  hope  it  overperforms

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the NAM3k actually came in with no snow for any of our
area. The HRRR was not nearly as extreme, but kept measurable snow
confined to southside Hampton Roads and Northeast North Carolina. It
is true that there is quite a bit of dry air in place, but the
moisture brought in by the sfc low and the SW flow ahead of the
upper low aloft combined with the strong forcing from the upper low
and the FGEN band NW of the sfc low, should be enough to overcome
that. Do not want to completely disregard these solutions, but the
lack of consistency from run to run along with the lack of support
from the pattern do not yield much confidence

I picture it like a spray bottle set on mist. You’re trying to put out a fire(dry air) using that mist setting. Moisture just evaporates.

The hope is we can get a band or two from the coastal over head the area to see accumulation. People south of the VA/NC boarder should see accumulations. Southside maybe. The peninsula to Richmond and eastern shore probably won’t see anything outside of some dandruff floating around tonight. 

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Dry air is eating away the north side of the precipitation over HR/NE NC. I see patches if blue skies above my area. Probably won't get going till afternoon  (if at all!!). Not sure anyone in our region gets 6 inches! Maybe 3-4 southside into NC. Not looking like our storm. 

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1 hour ago, jlewis1111 said:

Oh I guess you believe in global warming too lmao 

I mean, only a complete blithering idiot wouldnt. Worse than flat earthers, those climate change deniers. At least flat earthers have the good sense to keep that crap to themselves.

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