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wncsnow

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  1. Mostly a product of heavier rates and better forcing that allows some snow to accumulate despite warm surface temps
  2. The UK is farther north than the GFS and NAM. QPF is pretty good though
  3. I would like to see that trend animation with the Euro after tonight's run. I feel like it has been more consistent
  4. Some reason the 2nd system is getting sheared out and weakening on the models as it rounds the bend. Confluence too strong?
  5. Yea that run sucked. Wave was weak and precip wasn't widespread
  6. NAM clown, hope for CLT and N GA folks
  7. Not a bad run, plenty of time for it to juice up qpf on the NW edges. Heaviest precip was in GA and upstate
  8. Looks like 12Z, its pretty far south. heavy snow into NE GA at 78
  9. The NAM suite is about 6 to 8 hours slower than other modeling so far
  10. SREF plumes are about to be in range and are pretty paltry through 12Z Friday even for Asheville
  11. I think western NC will be the big winner from Brevard to Blowing Rock on the escarpment. SW VA should do well too, I think it will nudge north slightly the next few days as per usual.
  12. Thanks I hope it starts improving soon, so far my family members who are positive are doing OK.
  13. The NAM is also much slower than the Euro and other globals. It's already snowing at 84 in WNC on the Euro and no moisture even close on the NAM
  14. Not for WNC where temps would be more supportive of snow. Interesting though since the NAM used to be the most amped model
  15. Even here in McDowell its always crowded. Favorite fishing and hiking spots are flooded with people. It sucks honestly
  16. With the SE flow from the low the eastern escarpment will get pounded. Mt Mitchell and the Blue Ridge will maximize amounts due to the orientation of the flow.
  17. Low pressure looks elongated but moving slowly and western NC gets hammered
  18. Snow breaking out in Western NC at 84
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