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Objectively, someone who knows Jack about NC weather would think the OBX have higher snow potential than 6,000 ft mountains that have storms of 2 to 3 feet every decade or so. Record books teach us this.
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Yep, newfound gap had 60 inches in April of all times. And there have been many other snow events of over 2 feet in the mountains. 93 was the greatest 24 hour storm but not the biggest totals in history
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The mountains have had bigger storms than 93.
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BTW, the Canadian shows a nice CAD event Sunday
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I will give you the benefit of the doubt since you are from DC area. But here are some good maps to help out
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Good storm here and heavy rain. We have gotten more rain than previously modeled... seems like a given
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Lol you're joking right?
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57 when I left Asheville and 39 still in Marion. The Blue Ridge can make some crappy weather
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Euro continuing to show an overrunning threat on Saturday night/Sunday for the mountains, foothills and portions of the I 40 corridor. Temps in the interior northeast are below zero for Saturday night and could provide an interesting scenario for escarpment areas
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There should be some flakes flying at least in NE NC and areas from Roxboro to Roanoke Rapids could get a dusting to an inch
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The odds of both are 0. Shoot the odds of a South Carolina national championship in football are 0 for the next 100 years since it seems impossible for anyone outside of Bama, Clemson, Ohio State or a other SEC school to win it.
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That is the one that has my attention. Classic overrunning type situation with CAD in place. Question is how strong is the high and how much moisture can we get in here before it warms.
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Interesting inversion today. 38 in Marion and almost 50 in Asheville
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I prefer logic to optimism. This is a fast moving weak system. There won't be enough heavy precip to cool the column. Euro and UK both show this
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I highly doubt anyone outside of the mountains gets more than a dusting with the BL temps and antecedent warm temp/ground temps
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Well I have enjoyed this cool dry spell but warmer, wet weather looks to return for the next few weeks at least.
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The models have been especially craptastic in the 5 to 7 day range. That's why I was far from all in when we had "so much model agreement".
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Euro continuing to show something more interesting later in the run for western areas and mountains
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Damn I'm good
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We may as well be hopeful since there looks to be our last good shot for a long while
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That UK runs tells me the Euro may be decent for GSO to Roanoke Rapids
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I just hope we don't have an awful severe season. Nina's are known for it
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The following week will likely feature 60s and 70s too if it doesn't have too much rain/clouds
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Too much ridging in the southeast. On to February- which looks warm to start
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Congrats West Virginia, that's the only spot that should feel pretty good about this setup.
