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January Observations


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Sound familiar?

Precip amounts today have the potential
to be significant, based on the stream of 1.0"+ PW (as seen on
blended TPW imagery) streaming into the area from the S and SE.But
the presence of deep convection, currently noted on GOES-East
imagery south of Mobile AL, is likely to complicate matters and
alter expectations, as low level moisture transport over much of the
interior Southeast (apart from coastal sections, closer to the track
of the primary surface low translating NE along the front today) may
be interrupted and thus less than anticipated. And models with
convective parameterization may be contaminated by this feature by
showing subsequent erroneous bulls-eyes in lift and QPF. All of this
may result in QPE of less than an inch over much of central NC, with
the 1"+ amounts confined to areas east of I-95.
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5 minutes ago, Cold Rain said:

Imagine if we could get one of these kinds of events where the entire profile was cold enough for snow.

Especially a long duration event. Be nice to get two full days of snow. As a kid in Goldsboro. I remember the March 1980 event. We had ice the first day and then a blizzard the second. That was a storm....  

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3 minutes ago, FallsLake said:

Especially a long duration event. Be nice to get two full days of snow. As a kid in Goldsboro. I remember the March 1980 event. We had ice the first day and then a blizzard the second. That was a storm....  

I think I was in Rocky Mount during 1980.  I don't remember it.

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