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January 10/11 Winter Storm Potential - May the Odds be Ever in our Favor


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6 minutes ago, eyewall said:

I am not sure it will correlate but I am hoping the overperformance of the snow in Atlanta means the screw line up here will be a bit farther south.

Its all about where the heavy bands set up. I'm only at a half inch, but someone on here 3 miles to my north has 2 inches.

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4 minutes ago, msuwx said:

That leading band stretching from ATL into SC will mean a lot. Latest NAM completely dissipates it as it tries to push into NC. 

Yeah I do not expect that band to make it up here.

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Wishing everyone the best, I’m now living in Clayton NC, SE of Raleigh.  I won’t be home for this as I’m in Dallas (got to experience the entire storm here).  Either way it plays out with precip type, with all the cold the past several days, the roads will be a disaster.  

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Just now, wake4est said:

Latest NAM, NAM 3k, RAP, & HRRR all have between 0.25"- 0.5" of freezing rain for Wake County. Is that a realistic outcome? 

Unlikely.  General rule of thumb is models usually overdo the icing.  But I guess there are probably exceptions.    

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3 minutes ago, wake4est said:

Latest NAM, NAM 3k, RAP, & HRRR all have between 0.25"- 0.5" of freezing rain for Wake County. Is that a realistic outcome? 

General rule of thumb: mixing/outright ZR is always on the table in Wake, especially south and East. Depending on track, US 1 and/or US 64 are good landmarks for this. 
 

edit: that said, even a full ZR storm won’t equate 1:1 to total QPF. Start with total QPF, cut in half, and that’s a reasonable “worst outcome” benchmark. 

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