JoshM
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Looks like front end snow for you and then a sleet fest. As for MBY, it’s a freezing rain storm. Ready for some power outages.
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I will once I put the ice melt on the driveway.
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Miller time? You probably don’t even want to hear the word miller
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Hey, I was in Gastonia then, I went thru that shi* too. But the accumulation maps for ZR seem to be going that way. I’d love to be wrong , but the warm nose always makes us it’s bitch.
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The closer we get the more it’s looking close to a December 2002 redux, in regards to precipitation type and amounts
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Can you smell the ice yet?
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I sure hope so, 2002 flashbacks are coming to mind.
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6z gfs is an I-85 ice storm . Over 3/4 inch for KCLT, MBY (Gaston/Cleveland county line) gets close to 1 inch
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I've been on this board over 10 years and I wonder why I have no hair left.
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18z GFS gives me .79 inches of ZR. Looks like I'll be getting rid of some trees, whether I want to or not
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For MBY I can smell the ice already. Getting a little nervous
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That’s a nasty ice storm for CAD areas around I-85
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Even if you cut the totals in half, it's still a historic ice storm for the CAD areas.
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0z GFS has Charlotte at 2.02 inches of ZR
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Too bad euro ends at 90hrs, that’s a weenie run
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You brought all the mojo!!!
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Charlotte is the "winner" this time with 1.68 inches of ZR
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Yes, the "making it's own cold" would come from the ULL on the backend.
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I haven't seen a situation with a low thru TN like that and a CAD holding on that strong. Still a long ways to go
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Ya, I'm good on that. If the track keeps moving west I don't see how the CAD would hold for that much ZR.
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Nearly 2 inches of ZR for GSP and 1.5 for CLT
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6z GFS is a mess
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Funnily enough, the heart of the CAD area is colder compared to 12z
