I was wondering if they pushed the warning out first with adjustments to forecast to follow, but the text in the warning doesn't seem to suggest an increase to forecast accumulations...
Flurries that quickly changed over to light snow, and now back to flurries around Swift Creek. I stepped outside and didn't feel any sleet, but I think I heard a little bit.
Too amped or too suppressed.
I think I know the official song of winter weather in the Triangle
I know what I want but I just don't know
how to go about getting it
https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=RAX-N0B-0-24-100-usa-rad
You can futz around with the different products, here. I don't have the knowledge or experience to guide you, but I know the CC radars are good for showing discontinuities that might represent p-type changes.
Yeah, we had a nice storm this morning, including a pretty close strike, and it definitely didn't take all the energy for the afternoon. We are getting positively dumped on in Apex, with lots of lightning, too.
It's amazing how much being a winter weather lover here is like being an NC State basketball fan. Somehow, you always get sucked into hoping, no matter how long the odds.
Right now, we're at the point in the process where we're actually believing we might pull it off....