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17 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

That's still a significant storm although further north.

Yes but:

18Z 2/3 AI: 15-18” historic snow NE GA/NW SC/much of SW NC/Charlotte/NC Triad/NC Triangle

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6Z 2/4 AI none in almost all of NE GA/NW SC, 3” Charlotte, 4-10” Triad/TriangleIMG_2772.png.98ba4b8b436cc0dd43c2b51ed166321f.png

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12Z ICON 850s similar to much further N 6Z Euro AI 850s:

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6Z Euro AI 850s:

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Thus, 12Z Icon WB 10:1 snow is much closer to 6Z Euro AI than the insane 18Z Euro AI though not as heavy; still sig. snow much of NW NC/SW VA and not finished as of 180 hours

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6Z Euro AI SV 10:1 snow

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So we definitely have a storm signal for 2/11-2/14.

ICON had ice at the end of the last run on 2/12 for most of NC outside the coast, and some snow at the VA border.

GSF has snow for 2/11-2/12 for northern parts of NC and 85 west. Then a big ice storm 2/13-2/14.

Canadian has ice for northern NC 2/11-2/12 and then snow 2/13-2/14 for a lot of NC and some ice in the eastern part of the state.

I'm personally pulling for the Canadian.

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Admittedly worried that this is more of an ice look (for now) than snow south of VA. You’ve got plenty of cold air to tap from the north and I know we don’t live at the 500mb level but man that ridge is going to do its thing unless you’ve got a really robust high in the correct position. Trending better the past few days on blocking should help but there will be a fine line between big ice and big snow. Unfortunately, cad areas are just as due - if not more, for the former than the latter. 

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