QC_Halo

It’s been down for weeks now hasn’t it?

Their radar is broken btw…lol

From GSP: (regarding Thursday AM) CAMs have picked up on the development of a 700-850mb frontogenesis band in association with the secondary wave of snow that should form. In this case, localized snowfall rates could become moderate to heavy at times, with somewhere between Greenville, SC to Charlotte, NC and the I-77 corridor possibly picking up a surprise inch of snowfall. Most places will likely see a tenth of an inch or so on elevated surfaces, but the dynamics are in place for a localized deformation band to set up over somewhere in the Piedmont of the CFWA. If this happens to occur outside of the current Winter Weather Advisory area, don`t be surprised if a short-fused Winter Weather Advisory will be need for some of the Upstate SC counties. The latest HREF suggests that this would likely occur in the CLT Metro area.

no sleet just snow

Dry in Charslott but you already knew that…

Don’t be sorry…haha

Heavy Snow MSD in W. TN…fwiw

So basically you are describing this forum. Really a lot of noise here. I haven’t been on here much the last 4 years, but I seem to remember it used to be more buttoned up, especially during storm events. I know a lot of the people from back then are gone. Maybe not moderated as heavily.

Lol…I was literally about to say the same thing. And why am i even reading…lol. ‘I think’ (popular jargon here) someone is going to be right.

Crazy how close the snow line runs the state borders..

9” of snow in Florida is nuts.

Ah ok

Huh?

It’s been so long since I’ve seen snow, this dusting we currently have looks like an inch.

Had a few token tiny flakes…but the CLT Snow Hole holding strong.

GSP Radar off line?

Assuming you’re not down under.

GSP WWA Otherwise, the gulf low which we`ve been monitoring for several days now still has the potential to produce some snow showers across our southeastern zones this afternoon and tonight. More of the latest near- term guidance now depicts a bit more QPF along and south of the I-85 corridor. The best forcing and moisture remains at mid and upper lvls, while low levels remain dry. Mid-level isentropic lift will spread NE across the region this afternoon, but with such a dry and deep sub- cloud layer, much of what falls from the mid-level clouds will likely be lost to evaporation. Nonetheless, snow flurries are probable this aftn/evening as this lift strengthens, and it`s looking like we may see some accumulating snow along and south of I-85. After consulting with our neighboring fcst offices, we decided to go ahead and issue a Winter Wx Advisory for snow, that runs from 4 pm today until 9 am Wed morning. This was largely driven by the potential impacts on roads. With the cold air in place, any accumulating snow may cause significant impacts on roadways. Temperatures, meanwhile, will continue to be well- below normal thru the period, barely getting above 32 degrees over much of the fcst area today.

Been in this exact spot in NOLA many times….but not like this! https://www.earthcam.com/usa/louisiana/neworleans/bourbonstreet/?cam=bourbonstreet

Wishcasters.

You doubled down son…lol

Can’t believe he was the one to start this thread.

They sure put a lot of thought and effort into that map.

Watching the mental angst of people watching these models for over a week at a time is fascinating…and disturbing

@Brick Tamland is actually Brad Panovich’s alter.