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44 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

It’s absolutely dumping chicken feathers here

I like that term.  
I’m in Surry Co and it been snowing steady since around 8:30 last night. 
Nothing heavy just steady. 
Bird eye view I would say we have about 4 in. and it still snowing.Temperature is 20 degrees so that’s a 20 to 1 ratio

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Northern Foothills Snowman said:

I like that term.  
I’m in Surry Co and it been snowing steady since around 8:30 last night. 
Nothing heavy just steady. 
Bird eye view I would say we have about 4 in. and it still snowing.Temperature is 20 degrees so that’s a 20 to 1 ratio

 

 

Hold it down up there on my behalf. I grew up in Mount Airy.

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14 minutes ago, Northern Foothills Snowman said:

We’re on Haystack Road. 
Im 64 and have seen many storm. 
But I’ve never seen 3 in sleet like we had last weekend and Snow at 20 degrees. 
It’s awesome. 

I know Haystack road well. This Bannertown boy used to date a girl out that way when I was in high school. 

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Wake up [mention=4420]calculus1[/mention], we’re getting smoked

I’m up now! It’s beautiful! Not too heavy, but so beautiful. Very light and fluffy. Somewhere between an inch and two so far. 21.3 outside. Looks like I’m on the northeastern edge of the precipitation shield right now.
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It's a little scary living on the edge of this precipitation blob. If the ULL digs too far, I suppose the rates could drop significantly.

I just measured a hair under two inches so far. Based on previous posts in this thread, I'm assuming it began around 3-4 AM, so I've averaged close to half-inch per hour rates so far.

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2 minutes ago, calculus1 said:

It's a little scary living on the edge of this precipitation blob. If the ULL digs too far, I suppose the rates could drop significantly.

I just measured a hair under two inches so far. Based on previous posts in this thread, I'm assuming it began around 3-4 AM, so I've averaged close to half-inch per hour rates so far.

It began here around 12:30 am but light until 2 or 3 am. 

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Just now, wncsnow said:

Wind picking up now, went on a jeb walk. I'm afraid downsloping is about to begin here. Rates have decreased.

I just looked at a bit of the modeling. I'm walking a fine line between good and amazing here in Hickory. RAP, HRRR, etc. paint the heaviest westward line right at the Caldwell/Catawba Counties border.

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9 minutes ago, calculus1 said:

I just looked at a bit of the modeling. I'm walking a fine line between good and amazing here in Hickory. RAP, HRRR, etc. paint the heaviest westward line right at the Caldwell/Catawba Counties border.

I think we’ll be fine. You can see the forcing to our south filling everything in. Also be wary of the Catawba County radar hole. The same one that caused GSP to miss a deadly tornado years ago.

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