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RAH in their briefing mentioned the model was starting to reflect some warming. If you look at the Sunday 7 PM for the last several runs, Raleigh's modeled temp goes from 24 to 30. If that trend continues, you'd have to think ice amounts would have to be reduced. 

 

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1 minute ago, NCSUGrad said:

RAH in their briefing mentioned the model was starting to reflect some warming. If you look at the Sunday 7 PM for the last several runs, Raleigh's modeled temp goes from 24 to 30. If that trend continues, you'd have to think ice amounts would have to be reduced. 

 

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That trend has been there since last night.  The EURO began showing temperatures getting to freezing or just above freezing sunday night in Wake County.   But the temperature drops below freezing again as night progresses and monday morning approaches.

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3 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

That trend has been there since last night.  The EURO began showing temperatures getting to freezing or just above freezing sunday night in Wake County.   But the temperature drops below freezing again as night progresses and monday morning approaches.

Isn't there 5 more hours of precip after 7 PM Sunday? Wouldn't that then just be rain and not freezing rain? 

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5 minutes ago, NCSUGrad said:

RAH in their briefing mentioned the model was starting to reflect some warming. If you look at the Sunday 7 PM for the last several runs, Raleigh's modeled temp goes from 24 to 30. If that trend continues, you'd have to think ice amounts would have to be reduced. 

 

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Yes, whatever ticks people are seeing on here it keeps getting warmer at surface on most modeling

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WRAL all in with ice storm at roughly 0.6” accrued . There wasn’t any mention of sleet that I heard. Am I missing something here? They are going strictly in-house and European from what I can tell. One would think that they could at least mention that sleet could partially save the day for much of central NC as depicted by NAM and GFS. Maybe they are right but it seems a bit early to be certain.


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1 minute ago, NCSUGrad said:

Same question, but 1 AM Monday. 

Trend appears to be consistent. Two more days of "warming" and I don't see how we end up with the same ice that is currently being forecasted.

 

 

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If LP really rides up to Ohio I don’t care how strong the wedge is anyone not in the most CAD climo spots will get above freezing. This didn’t seem possible 12 hours ago. I’m not calling for bust yet but unless the trend stops we’re 1) going to be much warmer and 2) much less QPF. There might be light at the end of the tunnel

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1 minute ago, NorthHillsWx said:

If LP really rides up to Ohio I don’t care how strong the wedge is anyone not in the most CAD climo spots will get above freezing. This didn’t seem possible 12 hours ago. I’m not calling for bust yet but unless the trend stops we’re 1) going to be much warmer and 2) much less QPF. There might be light at the end of the tunnel

Agreed. Watching the early returns from 0z suite, there isn’t the support for the massive ice totals being forecasted, from both QPF and temperature perspective. It’s early, but out to 45, GFS seems to be moving towards 0z NAM.

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3 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

If LP really rides up to Ohio I don’t care how strong the wedge is anyone not in the most CAD climo spots will get above freezing. This didn’t seem possible 12 hours ago. I’m not calling for bust yet but unless the trend stops we’re 1) going to be much warmer and 2) much less QPF. There might be light at the end of the tunnel

Good point on the QPF trend. Lost 0.5in in Raleigh over the last 9 runs. 

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8 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

If LP really rides up to Ohio I don’t care how strong the wedge is anyone not in the most CAD climo spots will get above freezing. This didn’t seem possible 12 hours ago. I’m not calling for bust yet but unless the trend stops we’re 1) going to be much warmer and 2) much less QPF. There might be light at the end of the tunnel

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