olafminesaw

I think there may be a little more hope for February this year with a fading Nina (possibly neutral by then)

The dewpoint has nearly continuously risen for the past 72 hours from 2 degrees up to 53

It really just sounds like an argument over if the glass is half full or half empty. I choose to appreciate the flakes we got even though it's frustrating to have been so close to more significant accumulation

Oh yeah, that'll totally happen

NOAA is rolling out new AI models, including a hybrid model combining the GEFS and the AI GEFS https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/noaa-deploys-new-generation-of-ai-driven-global-weather-models

Also the earliest in the year it has gotten this cold at GSO since Nov 25th 1970

Tied with 2024. The last time it dropped colder than 11 was Dec 2022 when it dropped to 5.

Definitely felt colder last night at 20 degrees with the wind whipping than this morning at 12 and fairly calm.

Perhaps some potential behind the front for a little snow for NE NC and SE VA

Somehow always flips around Christmas and then finally full flips back to a favorable pattern in March

Reminds me of miller Bs back when I lived in DC, the storm would skip over us and then blast NJ

The wrap around light snow is starting to pivot into wake county. May only affect the Northern part of the county and will be relatively minor but I think will lead to some light accumulation in spots