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Feb 4-5 significant SE snow threat


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I have to give [mention=17109]NorthHillsWx[/mention] credit for jumping into this one after the dry slot event. I wish i had that approach. 

Not all of us in RDU area got screwed. I ended up with almost 7”. I am in Knightdale and evidently stayed under this band of really heavy snow that was accumulating an inch an hour.
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5 minutes ago, Stebaney said:


Not all of us in RDU area got screwed. I ended up with almost 7”. I am in Knightdale and evidently stayed under this band of really heavy snow that was accumulating an inch an hour.

Happy for you! That band was great but we only had it for 1 hour. Eastern side of county did better. Actually made it worse for those of us who got shafted by it

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Happy for you! That band was great but we only had it for 1 hour. Eastern side of county did better. Actually made it worse for those of us who got shafted by it

Yeah I get it. I remember a few years ago sitting here watching a dry slot that was literally just over the town of Knightdale. I don’t post much on this board and I’ve been here for over 15 years, but the majority of my posts are from that day. I was so pissed off.
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9 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

Definitely seeing most models back off a bit this morning. Still a decent threat north of the VA border. A dusting to half an inch possible North of 85 and may include the Triangle if everything goes right 

I think next winter the models will be re-programmed with the reality that it doesn't snow in Wake County. 

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GFS, Euro, HRRR, NAM all pretty much agree that this is a trace - 1" event for Wake.
The biggest concern is that temperatures crash into the upper 20s right in time for the morning commute with residual moisture everywhere.

6Z EPS probabilities for RDU.  ~70% chance of a trace, ~20% chance of 1".   These aren't as high as they were yesterday but did increase slightly over the 00Z

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44 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

GFS, Euro, HRRR, NAM all pretty much agree that this is a trace - 1" event for Wake.
The biggest concern is that temperatures crash into the upper 20s right in time for the morning commute with residual moisture everywhere.

6Z EPS probabilities for RDU.  ~70% chance of a trace, ~20% chance of 1".   These aren't as high as they were yesterday but did increase slightly over the 00Z

Some models showing a little light ZR as well. The pavement will still be holding some of the cold we've had especially in the shade so roads could certainly be slick

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One reason we are seeing less potential in NC is a small warm nose showing up on short range models. It was looking like a changeover to snow at around 35 yesterday but now right around freezing for the changeover with some ZR mixed in

North Carolina should trademark the warm nose, no state owns it or does it like the Tar Heel state! We are the home of the warm nose.


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