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Will be funny if tomorrow’s little band somehow breaks CLT’s 1 inch drought. Doubtful but possible.
Still getting flurries in South Charlotte 4 hours after the main band passed through. This little band a little south and east over towards Monroe looks like it may actually be putting down solid rates.
Still getting flurries and light snow showers in Charlotte after the main band had passed before 4 PM. Think this bodes well for some potential backbuilding around the triangle and further east.
It’s officially nuking in midtown Charlotte. On the 6th floor at Novant and it’s cool to watch. We’re still only at 34 degrees so it’s not going to amount to anything, but this has to bode well for points east. Someone in the triangle is going to get half a foot.
No CLT posters even in here grasping at straws?! Maybe we can get lucky and overperform with an inch or two, but it seems we'll likely miss any potential front end thump as well as the coastal wrap up/any potential later banding.
Yeah, if this were to occur, I highly doubt the low would just slam into an entrenched (even if retreating) 1040 HP. Seems like it would be more suppressed/likely to transfer to the coast Miller A style.
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.
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.
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.