Bubbler86
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I doubt there will be over here (unless it is a sleet bomb). But that is par for the course with FRZ here, you guys are in a different world with CAD.
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That is wxmodels :-)
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Latest maps of Dp's. Fairly uniformed even to the south. Temps are the difference in the southwest.
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Freezing rain at 30 or 31 is just cold rain.
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34/21 here. Sleet or bust over here.
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Moral of the 18Z GFS. Snow wise, we better cash in that early week storm next week. Trend has been for the boundary to be a bit farther NW than a few days ago.
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HH GFS storm 4 (counting tonight)
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Schools I checked down this way are going with 2 hours delay tomorrow. I doubt they close tomorrow unless modeling is understating reality.
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Nam quite a bit earlier than GFS with snow Sat
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Looks sort of like a Civil War Map when US Grant was getting wound up to start his march toward Richmond.
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Sleet is one thing but FRZ with temps 29-32 just does not scare me especially since a good bit of it is during daylight. Trees get glaze but not roads so much. We get a sleet bomb then that is like a minor snow storm and roads suck.
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We do not have Cad defenses over here. It is actually 41 up at Blue Ridge Summit which is 1300-1400 feet.
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Up to 40 here. CXY and HGR 37 or 38. Going to need some sweet DP grabs of those temps tonight with cloud cover mostly here already.
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You know what comes after wrapped up lows like that heading to the NE? One of the colder mid-late Feb's we have had a in a while. Florida freeze
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UK with its chips on the table. Bloody buckle up
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The 50" near Sayre is something.
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That is below 10-1 on Pivotal through hour 210 for Southern Lanco. So Kuch going lower.
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Here we go again
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Great track for most. Lanco a little close
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Pivotal is still way behind but stole this from the MA. Results not how we got there
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Euro is locked up at hr 102/105. Delayed with no morning kindergarten.
