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Right where we want it. 18z eps went a little south and east with the heaviest precip. I don’t want the bullseye on the globals until late tomorrow or Monday. I don’t think we’ll see a NW per say, but I think it’ll adjust 50-100 miles NW with time.

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  On 2/16/2025 at 12:03 AM, BooneWX said:

Right where we want it. 18z eps went a little south and east with the heaviest precip. I don’t want the bullseye on the globals until late tomorrow or Monday. I don’t think we’ll see a NW per say, but I think it’ll adjust 50-100 miles NW with time.

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Hope so. I am a little concerned we get fringed while Greensboro to Richmond gets nailed. EPS confirms this. I have 00Z doesn't much further east. I don't mind where it is now but anymore east and I'm a little concerned 

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  On 2/16/2025 at 12:30 AM, BooneWX said:

Roxboro has to eat - always does

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When I lived near Danville I saw more snow than Marion most winters I was there. I'm setting the bar for this one at 3 inches. If we get that or more I will call it an OK winter. Less than that and somewhere down east gets a foot then I'm disappointed. 

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  On 2/16/2025 at 12:34 AM, wncsnow said:

When I lived near Danville I saw more snow than Marion most winters I was there. I'm setting the bar for this one at 3 inches. If we get that or more I will call it an OK winter. Less than that and somewhere down east gets a foot then I'm disappointed. 

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That temp gradient leads me to believe this will be more amped in the end 

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  On 2/16/2025 at 12:49 AM, BooneWX said:

That temp gradient leads me to believe this will be more amped in the end 

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All I know is there's very few storms where we get more snow then SW NC. Usually only if it's strong CAD but this is not really that. I have seen Jan 2016 as an analog that would make a lot of people happy in the mountains. 

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  On 2/16/2025 at 12:52 AM, wncsnow said:

All I know is there's very few storms where we get more snow then SW NC. Usually only if it's strong CAD but this is not really that. I have seen Jan 2016 as an analog that would make a lot of people happy in the mountains.

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I know we are far removed from these times but Marion used to kick butt in the snowfall department in the 80s and 90s. It was like they were apart of the high mountains. I know it has not been like that the last decade or so.

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  On 2/16/2025 at 1:53 AM, Jmoon said:

I know we are far removed from these times but Marion used to kick butt in the snowfall department in the 80s and 90s. It was like they were apart of the high mountains. I know it has not been like that the last decade or so.

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Yeah I remember 1993 vaguely and definitely remember 96. The late 80s had some good ones for Marion too. 

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  On 2/16/2025 at 2:03 PM, wncsnow said:

Really think the northern stream is our main culprit. The TPV is too close and pressing down on our poor weak southern stream. 

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Look at it this way .... if it phases early and we amp up, we have wiggle room to still get a good winter storm out of it. We are actually in a better spot than if we were worrying about a NW trend.

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Major issues showing up-

 

1. Progressive quick moving system being ushered out by the TPV/northern stream.

2. Weaker confluence to the NE leading to warmer temps ahead of the system. 

3. Weaker southern stream wave 

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