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Watching this close from the Northern Triad. This is a situation where I’m praying for 33 and rain. That GFS run is straight nightmare fuel. Isn’t the cad usually stronger that what’s advertised?

I’m 15 miles NE of Greensboro and have flurries. Wow was not expecting this. Looking great for you guys down east

Moderate snow 27 degrees currently in Brown Summit.

I will agree with another poster the other day that this pattern is not helping many of us in NC and SC. All we can do is wait a few weeks and hope February and maybe the first week of March will save us. We still have plenty of time so I have faith that February will deliver the goods. So let’s hope for a repeat of February 2004 [emoji846] if you know you know [emoji1303] .

I was living in Highpoint at the time. First and last time I experienced thunder snow. It was a night to remember! .

Flurries currently flying in the air in Brown Summit, NC. Not much, but at least it’s something. .

The town of Perry (6,800) is going to have a rough day ahead. I feel sorry for those people. Looks like their going to get the worst side of it.

It’s a large prison directly in the path. I wonder what there procedures are for something like this. I know those buildings are built well, but does make you wonder. .

Something I will add… over the years the southeast forum has had an exodus of users to other weather forums. The landscape today is a lot different than what it looked like 3-4 years ago. I’m not sure what happened, but a lot left. .

Does it look good right now for snow chances in the southeast….. no, but it’s no reason to throw in the towel yet. Remember in March of 1960 it snowed 3 Wednesdays in a row. Also the 1993 Superstorm was in March. I would At least wait until March 1st before throwing in the towel. If it’s March 1st and the models are showing nothing in the future then I agree it’s over. .

WWA issued for a lot of counties in the Piedmont.

15 miles NE of Greensboro 32 degrees and moderate snow. Actually coming down at a nice rate!! Currently 3/4 inch accumulation

15 miles NE of Greensboro 34 degrees and light snow. Maybe an 1/8 inch on the ground. I saw on NWS Raleighs Facebook page that snow is falling in a lot of areas where the radar looks empty. Says the radar is not catching stuff under 10,000 feet.

Flurries here in Brown Summit, NC

Local Mets in the Piedmont Triad are calling for around .25inch of ice. That’s not great, but not severe. some of these models are spitting out crazy numbers. What is y’all’s honest opinion? If you live in the triad should you be prepared to lose power?