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February 19-20 Major Winter Storm Threat


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6 minutes ago, Brick Tamland said:

Euro with another big hit for the Triangle and NE into VA.

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Wow, 9.8” at RDU! I wouldn’t bet on that much as it is a major outlier to other models and La Niña climo says the chance of that much this time of year there is very low.

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6 minutes ago, GaWx said:

Wow, 9.8” at RDU! I wouldn’t bet on that much as it is a major outlier to other models and La Niña climo says the chance of that much this time of year there is very low.

I wouldn't say it is a major outlier. UK and Canadian are similar. I think the GFS is an outlier now.

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There is no denying it now, and it’s painful given the ongoing snow drought there, but the foothills are trending to a non event. There is time to correct, but the trend is concrete at this point. 
 

If the EURO verified, this would be RDUs biggest snow storm since 2002 

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4 minutes ago, Brick Tamland said:

I wouldn't say it is a major outlier. UK and Canadian are similar. I think the GFS is an outlier now.

Ok maybe calling it a “major” outlier is too strong. But the UK/CMC have 5-6”. Isn’t that a pretty large difference from 9.8”?

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3 minutes ago, GaWx said:

Ok maybe calling it a “major” outlier is too strong. But the UK/CMC have 5-6”. Isn’t that a pretty large difference from 9.8”?

Still a major storm here. They all have the axis of the most snow in the same spot, and all have mostly snow if not all snow for North of Raleigh. Euro has been holding steady, too.

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4 minutes ago, Brick Tamland said:

Still a major storm here. They all have the axis of the most snow in the same spot, and all have mostly snow if not all snow for North of Raleigh. Euro has been holding steady, too.

If the bar is 5-10” between models going into this for Raleigh I think we’ll be OK… Snow maps aside, the heaviest snow extending from triangle NE is pretty uniform on models at this point, and aligns with the major ensembles. I’d focus more on that than extrapolating totals from op runs

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Look how far the Euro heaviest qpf has trended the last 3 runs. In NC, the 0.5” and 1” lines have shifted E/SE a whopping 100-150 miles! It is due to shift back west some at 0Z. Anyone want to make a prediction of what the 0Z will show?

0Z Euro

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18Z Euro

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5 minutes ago, GaWx said:

Look how far the Euro heaviest qpf has trended the last 3 runs. In NC, the 0.5” and 1” lines have shifted E/SE a whopping 100-150 miles! It is due to shift back west some at 0Z. Anyone want to make a prediction of what the 0Z will show?

0Z Euro

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18Z Euro

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0Z will be another small shift east IMO. 

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