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Issued at 645? WOW. I dont see how that verifies. Maybe an inch in south NN

Yea future radar shows snow aroud 1230

IM tracking flurries today, lol

Polymarket says a 98% chance it happens!

Well not to be outdone this is a separate storm 2 days later GFS Model – MSLP & Precip (Rain/Frozen) for CONUS | Tropical Tidbits

We will set a record for the graest number of model snow inches in history!!

HRDPS has about .6 of precip for southside

AIGFS has more precp with a weaker low further offshore. This should be what the GFS shows for tomorrow. And yes, if this happens its a big storm for SEVAand RIC

HRDPS

Amazing lack of precip for a strong low in the perfect spot

Bad trends.

ICON shows a nice hit for the WEDS low

Some snow showers may get in around 7am

Yea, look at radar time. I still think ric gets to a warning

ICON GFS good for SEVA. EURO yikes

When DT posts his lat call map can someone send it to me on a private message? Thanks

RIC will be under a warning by tomorrow am

Thanks. Maybe the warning will be extended NW tomorrow am

Thanks, very nice

Confusing. Brief synopsis, lol

Can you post it?

It wouldnt surprise me if Ric ends up with a Warning come tomorrow AM

Yes. Sort of the national NWS office

WPC's Winter Weather Forecast Discussion Couple of highlights:Some of this WAA could be intense asreflected by strengthening 925-700mb fgen, well aligned into thedeep DGZ (>70% chance of at least 100mb of DGZ depth according tothe SREF). This will support not only expanding snowfall, but intensifying snowfall such that by 00Z/Sunday at least moderate snowfall rates should encompass nearly the entirety of the Carolinas and into northeast GA and southern VA.WPC probabilities for the event are quite robust for both theAppalachians and eastern North Carolina, where they are above 50%for 8+ inches, and 30-50% for 12+ inches. The greatest potentialfor more than 12 inches appears to be eastern NC where thedeformation band may pivot, but a widespread 4-8" snowfall appearslikely from southern VA through northern SC, with impactfulaccumulations expected in areas like Richmond, VA, Charlotte andRaleigh, NC, Columbia, SC, and even into Atlanta, GA. Farthernortheast, WPC probabilities are 30-50% for 4+ inches across theCape and Islands.

Yes they do. Hope it works out