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wncsnow

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  1. These things are normally true- 1. The initial front end thump of snow is stronger than modeled and puts down at least an inch or 2 more than forecasted. 2. The warm nose sets up somewhere within 30 miles of I 85. 3. Heavier precip could mean sleet and snow while lighter returns yield freezing rain. 4. The snow starts a few hours before and ends a couple hours before models show it.
  2. NWS leans heavily on the NAM. If the 00Z NAM trends less amped, I bet they adjust again.
  3. The SREF increased totals from the previous run. I expect the next NAM to be snowier.
  4. It's still on an island but it moved towards the other solutions
  5. NAM is still amped up but maybe slightly less this run.
  6. HRRR is pretty steady from last run so far. Main difference is its about 3 or 4 hours slower bringing in the precipitation
  7. 2-8 inches is a big range for the warning.
  8. Winter Storm Warning issued for the entire area!
  9. I feel confident the streak of futility will be broken. 2-3 inches seems the best bet with some sleet on top.
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