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The right to bare arms.... Or arm bears... Or not pay attention to worthless drivel about hemorrhoids and birds...or birds with hemorrhoids.

It was glorious. We still have quite a bit of snow on the ground.

Eat more fiber and stop straining, ya mook.

Not for me!! I got mine last week.

You realize that picture is dated January 2017, right?

Tippy Hedron disagrees with having more bird action.

Ugh... I hate that for you. The pipes being frozen mainly, but I hate the other for you as well

Okay. The caveat is that if we get another higher accumulating snow before RDU (or same system with more snow than RDU) the board is ours. LOL

My subdivision. Taken by Phantom RC Drone.

Don't forget to your north and west...

Only because we're nowhere near the reporting station and just kept snowing heavy here since 5am.

We have a foot

Still snowing KECG

I don’t know if any of you follow WxSouth on Facebook, but Robert is a good synoptic forecaster. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

If nothing else, he was positive.

Whatever happened to Brick? I enjoyed reading his dissertations on the weather because they were basically rewordings of the opining of others.

All I read is how it's coming west... They want it to come west... They get snow more often than we do. I understand the wanting it to snow, but what they want is ridiculous. They want snow at the expense of everyone else from I-95 east to the coast. It's like they're rooting for us to get nothing but rain.

Ugh... You're correct on all of that.

Be prepared for a non-event.

AKQ AFD... Latest 01/12Z models are into fairly good agreement with the pattern, though some notable differences persist. The ECWMF continues to be a little more aggressive at bringing deep moisture and therefore higher chances for pcpn to the local area while The GFS is slightly driest/farther offshore. The 12Z NAM had some peculiar secondary band NW of the main axis of precip along the coast (and was showing significant accumulating snow into the Piedmont). The 18Z NAM has genly gone away from this idea. Ultimately, will depend on how rapidly the northern stream and southern stream mid/upper level flow can phase, but its beginning to look as if at least SE 1/2 of the CWA will receive significant precip from late wed aftn/evening through Thu morning. Forecast is mainly a blend of the GFS/ECMWF which now brings a period of likely to Cat PoPs (60-80%) into NE NC and SE/eastern VA mainly by Wed evening, gradually shifting off to the NE as the sfc low further intensifies offshore wed night/Thu. Sfc dew pts and therefore very dry air looks to be hard to dislodge farther to the NW, so would anticipate a sharp cutoff in precipitation across NW 1/2 to 1/3 of CWA. Highs Wed mainly in the mid- upper 30s, possibly around 40 far SE. Critical thicknesses support all snow inland, to a changeover to rain or rain/snow mix along the SE coast Wed early evening before a change back to all snow. Mainly a 5th period event, so too early for a watch, but HWO mentions this potential storm and will continue to closely monitor trends on this system. First cut at snow accumulations favor highest amounts over interior NE NC/SE VA and the eastern shore (approximately ASJ to PHF to WAL). Most of this occurring from 00Z to 12Z Thu. Very little model guidance depicts higher snow amounts west of I-95 (even the ECMWF would support little to no snow amounts in the Piedmont). Lows Wed night mainly in the 20s, except upper teens NW. Drying from WSW to ENE on Thu , and will have high chc to likely PoPs until early aftn on the eastern shore, tapered to a dry fcst across SW/W 1/2 of the CWA. Windy and cold with highs mainly ranging from the upper 20s to lower 30s.

AKQ now says little to no snow accumulations

From NCSNOW in the SE Forum: Just read a good mets opinion. Thinks jackpot is 6 to 12 between Raleigh and I 95. Mixing I 95 east. And we get screwed again.

Tolleris is like a recalcitrant child 99% of the time.

Hell is going to freeze over. The Buffalo Bills made the playoffs and NE NC and SE VA could get snow.

Snowing southern OBX (Buxton and Avon).