SnowDeac

Wrapping up here in SE Charlotte. Little over half an inch I’d say. Went for a nice walk with the dogs. Love watching it snow in street lights. Tough to call a half inch a win, but given the snow drought and late trends, we will take it.

Man, that back edge is coming fast. I could go for another 12 hours of this! Will be rooting for you eastern/coastal folks to have a monster.

Hmm, so radar returns in ATL are virga again? Still looks solid.

Maybe moderate snow here now - still small-ish flakes but beelions and beelions of them. Sticking to everything.

I'd say decent light snow now in between South Park and Matthews. Radar back to the SW looks... decent?!

Well, I never really thought this was a CLT storm, but it's now snowing to our N, S, E, and W, at least here near South Park. Wild how even in this setup the western and northern metro will probably somehow still overproduce.

Flurries in SE Charlotte. Surprised to see more reports from the west part of the CLT metro than the east (from this storm).

Charlotte snow hole at its finest!! Looks like the Atlantic might be starting to churn up moisture around Charleston and the Lowcountry. Was this progged? Seems like the eastern Carolinas are about to get buried (like the gulf is).

Sister says it's snowing "hard" (probably moderate) in Buckhead, ATL. Great to hear! So many people in the south cashing in, and historic storm for those who usually get the least.

Light snow in Monroe, only about 12 miles from me. Not surprised the "finger" of moisture is setting up just so tantalizingly close to the east of CLT.

Brad is a great Met, but is a noted snow miser/pessimist. Maybe it's his Ohio roots not liking snow or something. Unfortunately, given the propensity for busts in/around CLT, he's also usually right.

Where? Just baby pingers here (also N Raleigh).

Hmm - I'm near Falls/540 for this one in Raleigh and have seen a nice flizzard/light snow, now with mostly light sleet. No stickage yet.

Perhaps a dumb question, but there has been a lot of Miller A talk. Is that what we're calling this? Are we expecting a transfer of the low to the Atlantic in the next several hours that will throw more moisture back inland?

Posting for the first time in a long time. Good to be back. Supposed to drive from Charlotte to Raleigh on Friday mid-morning and then Raleigh to Edenton Saturday mid-morning. Seems that we're still in "wait and see" mode on whether that would be wise. Anybody got any thoughts?