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Yup. Just outside Charlotte and the humidity is still going down (49 this am to 39 now) with a 5 DP and only 26 degrees. This cold air is in no hurry to saturate.
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South Lake Charles, LA looks like New England during a nor'easter
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Little dry out there lol
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Not that this translates to a bigger NW shift or more snow for those of us on the edge but it’s sad how poorly the latest model runs depict the current radar…First is NAM second is HRRR.
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Another run or two of trends like this and everyone will be running back for more model run torture. This is the free goofy snow map which isn’t accurate but shows the growing precip field across the area.
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Did you see my note about your fridge wattage? If not go back and look at my quoted response. Something is not correct. Your power backups should work fine.
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I highly respect Brad and think he’s normally spot on and level headed. But model trends would show otherwise. You can see the low move. Maybe you can argue there wasn’t a low there prior but still it clearly is shifting.
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I’ll take a 2014 repeat all day long! This was only about 1.5 hours or so after it started snowing.
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That can’t be right. A microwave is 1,000 watts and uses WAY more power than a fridge. Verify the fridge voltage and amps. That’s your wattage. For example, mine is 120v and 1.5 amps which means 180 watts. My fridge has a Keurig built into it and even that is only 1,200 watts. You should have a sticker inside your fridge like this.
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What a blast to be on the outer banks if this happened. Add 6” of snow to these photos and that would be an amazing site.
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Yup. And reports for that storm quote tens of thousands in metro Atlanta impacted. Imagining the millions in the area now and it would be devastating. Same for Charlotte and other major SE cities that 20-30+ years ago were fractions of what they are today.
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My family moved from Iowa in 87 and then Charlotte got record snowfalls from that storm in 88 lol. They thought they didn’t get away from the snow. Only took 16 more years to get another storm like that in 2004 hah. Maybe 21 years later we can threepeat
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It also takes the NAM 5 hours to model what the radar returns currently look like… -
And if it were the opposite they would be the only “correct” models….
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Classic I-85 north special
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I updated to include imby lol
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The low reforming over the mountains is what’s killing us (imby), bringing that warm air much further north.
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That verifies. It has the Asheville snow hole
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It's like Allan knows where I live drawing his B/E line lol
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It's been so many years it's hard to remember. However, I feel like almost all miller a storms went through this trend. They were amped up and juicy, 2 days before models lost it, got warm, lost precipitation and more then began to bring it back in and settle on a solution in between the two extremes. Wouldn't be surprised to see these massive shifts settle to an intermediate solution throughout the day with finer details beginning to come in to focus tomorrow.
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I’ll take weaker, cooler and especially south all day over an amped up mix of precip. So often the warm nose screws us in the clt area
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A friend of mine used to live on the 50th floor of the Vue in downtown Charlotte. He went out on his balcony one morning and it was snowing. When he went downstairs to walk to work it was raining....That is what we are working with nearly every storm in this area
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You’re looking at 1/14 not the 1/10-1/11 storm.
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Miserable cold rain here.
