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My main takeaway from the 18z suite is that we need better high placement. Our parent high over the Dakotas isn’t going to do much for us. Either it builds into a less consolidated high or it progresses eastward faster, but if I took away the simulated radar and purely looked at the track + HP location, I’d tell you it’s probably raining almost to DC. 

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Also, something that smells fishy to me that I’ve seen all day. You could technically have freezing rain simultaneously in Fayetteville and Hickory, I guess, but I can’t drum up a single scenario in the past where that has happened. It’s either unprecedented or these models are all out to lunch. 

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Just now, BooneWX said:

Also, something that smells fishy to me that I’ve seen all day. You could technically have freezing rain simultaneously in Fayetteville and Hickory, I guess, but I can’t drum up a single scenario in the past where that has happened. It’s either unprecedented or these models are all out to lunch. 

The broad field depictions are suspect for sure

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2 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

Also, something that smells fishy to me that I’ve seen all day. You could technically have freezing rain simultaneously in Fayetteville and Hickory, I guess, but I can’t drum up a single scenario in the past where that has happened. It’s either unprecedented or these models are all out to lunch. 

Not a common look that's for sure. I think we may have more wild swings ahead..

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Euro is just a classic 80s/90s type nc north event. Big mixed bag in NC piedmont with the mid Atantic getting a big snow. A Parent HP over the dakotas has actually produced some of our more classic ice events. The parent HP that far west favors a long duration overruning setup. The trough axis tends to be a bit too far west for pure snow. I am concerned with the euro keying in one such large ice accretion this far out. Haven't seen that in many years for NC.

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