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A few things. First despite what some will have you believe there is plenty of cold air with this. There is also a lot of dynamics going on with this storm. I also believe 2-4 for much NC is the safe bet. The second thing is that even if this slides south like the GFS shows it is likely down playing the moisture. Those systems always over produce and precip is a lot further NW than models show. We are in a perfect position. Not sure why the freakout all of the sudden.

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Pretty good, for the UK, which is usually warm with 2m's.

 

This is for Raleigh.

Thank you sir.

 

 

Or pessimism, apparently, even when things look good.

Don't start that again. Things look good for a 2-4 inch event (most likely), but to not acknowledge the fact that it could be lower is not very smart.

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I am currently forecasting between 2 (min) and 12 (max) inches of snow for the NC I-85 corridor.  I'll expect a nice 2-4" but secretly hoping for something much larger.   ;)

 

 Nice to see the trends today. Can't believe things are trending so well this close. When I say "can't believe" it is because I do not believe it. Will wait until the sky verifies on this one.

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Why do you say that Grit?  What's the mechanism to keep this more north, closer to the coast?  It seems like the GFS is still insistent on the low staying south of the coast in the gulf. 

 

The main mechanisms to bring it north some would be: 1) the PV lobe north of the Great Lakes not pressing as far south, and/or 2) the 5h wave sharpening more.  We've seen both of these occur close to go time prior to several events this winter.  North and rain is much more the problem scenario to me than south and miss.  2 days is still a long time in model land....JMO.  

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The main mechanisms to bring it north some would be: 1) the PV lobe north of the Great Lakes not pressing as far south, and/or 2) the 5h wave sharpening more. We've seen both of these occur close to go time prior to several events this winter. North and rain is much more the problem scenario to me than south and miss. 2 days is still a long time in model land....JMO.

yeah just think back a week ago. My area was good for 8-12 and we got one of sleet and rain. Huge shift at 48 hours out.
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The Ukie is the mac daddy of models now in regards to identifying cyclogenesis and surface low tracks. I don't nit pick models so much over pressure errors and qpf errors in mid range. I mean this model has been phenomenal at getting the h5 right in what's proven to be one of the tougher patterns in many a year, just look at euro day 5 through 7 blips all season. Gfs is imo worse garbage than before in day 3 through 7. Oh well.

Wow I agree with you. Folks might giggle at 2 to 12. But honestly it's a very good call for NC I 85. And to be honest with ukie and euro in lock step 6 to 10 is the gun to head call right now for mby.

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