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Not sure if the data was ingested by the RDPS or ICON, but they are much further south than the Nam or GFS
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Hi Res NAM
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I went from expecting milky skies to maybe a flurry now. Another couple shifts and maybe a dusting to half inch
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Shame we are running out of time for NW shifts.
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NAM and FV3 are running. The FV3 looks to be even more north this run.
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Oh makes sense. I wasn't around for that but it was incredibly cold. Didn't snow much that winter either.
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The mountains definitely slowed it down. It was 48 here while it was 25 at Bucketheads.
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Odds of a dusting- Strongwx- 30% Boonewx- 15% Mercurydime and me- 10%
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If epic comeback means a dusting of snow then maybe yes.
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Flurries seem likely 77 east
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Its cold but nothing extreme or historic. We reached 32 today.
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Just a dusting maybe a half inch in west AVL. There was nothing east of downtown. Nothing in black mountain.
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It's only 19 here.
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I'm heading that way in the morning. I figure the roads should be fine
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Most webcams aren't that impressive. I expected heavier totals by now
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Goes to show that computer models have been struggling recently
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DC area is about to bust today. A few days ago they looked like a lock for 3-5 inches now they will be lucky to get anything.
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The ICON has honestly performed best with this "system" It consistently was suppressed and weak and here we are.
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Go ahead and delete it
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They are likely on the southern end of the best snow. Baton Rouge looks like 6-10". Probably a lot of sleet and some zr in Nawlins
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Alligators are gonna have more snow on their frozen asses in cajun country than bobcats in the hills of WNC. Atlanta somehow managed to get 4+ inches of snow while we barely squeezed out 2 in the same system. Like you said, this is mostly because of the dominant northern stream. Or maybe the skies still need to heal after Helene?
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All I know is we are due a storm in February or March. It's been way too long. It's literally been 11 years since we had 6" storm later than Groundhog day.
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Almost every system this winter has fallen apart on approach to our neck of the woods. Even this mornings light rain storm fell apart and sheared out.
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Canadian is terrible for ENC.
