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RDPS your on the list now. and just so u know i write these things down and dont forget for years! 

making a list a taking names!! icon, cmc, and OTHERS! won't fool me again. and if they are right by slim chance, gfs/uk/euro all getting corporate emails

these mountains cause more trouble than they do anything else.

i am willing to propose GIANT turbo fans to "reverse the effects of downsloping" to help out our farmers and stuff. if i ran for governor believe me things will change big time

let me tell u what if icon does horrible i am writing a very nasty corporate email to those foreigners to redo their model!!! 

shift everything north-west 3 counties or im OUT. 

seriously don't even know advisory criteria is met after the criteria was increased here.

i would go special weather statement wilkes, surry caldwell, and advisory east and west of these counties. 

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When it does warm up it seriously lasts about 1 day and its gone lol. Nothing to see on the long range GFS, its likely overdoing everything this winter. 

this pattern has become hostile, very hostile to any icing events, mostly dry cold to warm rain with little snow sploosh for the mtns in between the transitions. Need the pattern to break down unfortunately and start over without the artic source and clipper front moisture redevelop BS.bare with me I believe there is still plenty of winter left feb and March 

Cancelling future Bojangles mornings with the weather team as the threat has greatly diminished to flurries to a very light event for isolated climo areas dc to Boone and nearby.on to the next one boys 

what happened to people just wanting cold in the winter to be happy? we getting lots of it and more so than other years. on top of some isolated big dogs and just recently a dumping of rain. it can and has been worse in other winters. 

24 minutes ago, cbmclean said:

I have decided to take my first steps to become a weenie, instead of just a lurker.  I checked out this Tropical Tidbits sight that you guys mention so much.  Man the information there is almost overwhelming.  Who maintains that site?

Edit: Never mind, I read the About page.  Still very impressive and useful for non-tropical weather.

I use to blog with Levi and others on WeatherUnderground (Category 6 blog now) during the hurricane seasons before he sort of got big. Lots of valuable information. I bookmarked his Twitter as he posts good commentary during big events. 

Need the southern slider at hour 150 to phase with the Chicago cutter at 198. Is that too much to ask for?

Soaking in a lavender scented salt bath right now watching everything trend east. Perfect. 

NAM brings snow flurries pretty close to Raleigh on Saturday, more east and north. 

Joe Bastardi@BigJoeBastardi

32 minutes ago

Said Wednesday I like looks of southern and eastern threat next week, May snow somewhere on the gulf coast for the 3rd time this winter Pattern with max coming thru Ohio valley big deal. Posting on http://weatherbell.com right now

While it still shows rain, January 22nd time frame bares watching with arctic air leaving before the moisture and behind the moisture. Any difference in timing, wrong calculation in snow cover, could send parts of the South-East into a big dog around that time frame. Bares watching. Please bare with me. 

I like the EURO it really picks up on a few things. Zilch for north Georgia into south-west NC really makes it hard to get good snow storms for the mountains, foothills, western Piedmont, northern Piedmont and the trends will likely be similar to the current solutions or east. Not digging south-west this time may help those Greensboro to Raleigh, maybe Charlotte, get on the action this winter!   

Textbook marginal risk of severe storms to snow in exactly 7 days for eastern NC. Lol the social media hounds will be going wild on that little tidbit. 

GFS is starting to get a clue but I expect this type of setup to be a heart breaker as you approach areas like Asheville and Mount Airy. May not know till the day of on who gets 1-3" and nothing.

4 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

Yep, party foul! That's like going wild wing cafe wing buffet, and eating their soul and fried tater tots! Just , no!

Village Inn is different, very thin pizza, and sometimes just bad. The salad bar has all you can eat macaroni salad, banana pudding and other goodies. I usually eat 50 pepperonis off the bar too. 

I like Village Inn Pizza but not good on my hemorrhoids when I overeat. The salad buffet is my favorite, and all you can eat wings Thursday. Don't care much for the spaghetti, chili beans, but the potato soup is good. Pizza is hit and miss. 

1 minute ago, Cold Rain said:

We're socked in with clouds here.  Very overcast with seemingly no chance of departure.

It feels very unreal that temps went from near zero and below to 60 for lows out this way. It screams severe weather with the current wind and expected afternoon lull. With these hot temps, 61 Wilkebsoro to 68 Raleigh, I think it could help burn off or partially bring a peak of sunshine later this afternoon if lull comes as expected. The window will be very brief for tornado activity as the line sweeps through. We have a much better chance of this than getting snowfall in the winter so it bares watching. 

EURO may be on to something but this type of setup does not favor areas from roughly GSP to Mount Airy. Going to say I disagree with it digging south-west to bring moisture to the TN border. Borderline areas to watch would be Charlotte to the Piedmont Triad and east.

I have steak biscuits from Bojangles in the cafeteria for anyone tracking today's severe weather. Any breaks in cloud cover and this could be much more widespread. Currently thinking isolated wind and tornado threat. Flood threat mountains and foothills too esp Boone area southward. 

And not just flurries for the foothills, maybe something will show soon or occur in the north-west piedmont too. 

Going to make tuna helper tonight. I will say this, usually clipper/cold spillage of snow showers doesn’t make it over the mountains when it’s been dry. But now we are seeing up to 3” of rain (more in upslope areas according to mtn thread) just before the cold hits. I wouldn’t rule out something this weekend into next week just yet.