QC_Halo

This thread has been a hoot the last 6 hours or so.

Once again right on that South Charlotte line…

That’s so hot..

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Not sure how a winter storm is good for anyone affected by the hurricane….

Because the skies haven’t healed from 2018….duh

No

I’m talking about a highly anticipated system, that becomes a bust.

How long has it been since the last major board meltdown? Has to have been years at this point.

Long live @WidreMann

At speed…pushing their wake into the businesses.

King St. in Boone flooded…wtf https://www.resortcams.com/webcams/king-street-boone/

Randomly checking Flight Aware…was shocked to see 2 flights actually took off from CLT around 6:45am. All incoming flights on hold. but here is purgatory…Spirit flight from LAX to CLT, apparently circling.. https://www.flightaware.com/live/flight/NKS389

Hasn’t turned at all has it? and did NWS really say “enuf”?

Panovich says things quiet down after midnight….glad for that. Hasn’t been to bad.

GSP just updated the forecast.. The 11 am advisory from NHC has forced some changes and upgrades to the forecast. The latest track takes the storm center over the western Piedmont early Saturday morning as it is weakening from a Tropical Storm to a Depression. The problem is the expanded wind field as the storm interacts with a surface boundary and the pressure gradient ahead of that boundary as it moves back north. Indications are that during the daytime on Friday, stronger wind gusts upwards of 45 to 55 mph may lift northward across the I-77 corridor through the afternoon and evening...well ahead of the center of circulation. After coordination with neighboring offices, the decision was made to issue a Tropical Storm Warning because the chances of getting Tropical Storm force wind gusts is roughly 50 pct or higher along/east of a line from roughly Chester to York, Lincolton, and Statesville. The strongest winds would be Friday afternoon and evening. The areas west of the Tropical Storm Warning will likely get an Advisory on the next issuance later this afternoon. A Flood Watch will probably also be issued for part of the fcst area with the heavier rain developing Friday morning.

Yep, me too. My residence, and the rental home we own is surrounded by large trees.

GSP mentioned they were debating issuing a TS watch at 3:30 am. Looks like they are still mulling it over. The short term forecast didn’t change with the 6:45 update.

Weather.gov has CLT at 44° right now. Hoping we will be good.

Well that’s good news for Charlotte. I feel for you guys up north. Looking to be brutal.

Really? It becomes “unfun” very quickly. Looks very pretty for a few hours...till the power goes out. Your stuck with no power...most likely for days.

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Here’s hoping that the I-85 snow border, applies to Ice. I don’t need this.

Midtown Charlotte- we got probably 30 minutes of big wet flakes. Ended around an hour ago. All quiet now.