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February 19-20 Major Winter Storm Threat


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8 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

WRAL UPDATED MAPS

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Wasn’t it basically the same as earlier today? The 1-2/2-4 idea for wake?  I missing something. They always seem to have multiple ones floating. I just saw this on Facebook as well and thought the timestamp was good, but didn’t note a change from the AM

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4 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

HRRR looks really nice for central NC.  Continues light precipitation into Thursday morning.

I don’t think it’s handling the precip shield with the coastal correctly but the fronto band is showing up nicely and that bonus stuff Thursday looks great. If mid levels are good (I can’t believe we’re still talking about them with this track) this should be a pretty big snow for central/eastern NC, including the triangle 

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3 minutes ago, eyewall said:

WRAL lost a lot once Greg Fishel left.

Luckily he still makes posts on his Facebook account. Last night he was saying he could see 2-4in around here but could see some sleet. 
 

I see what they did. They expanded the 1-2in area to cover the entire sourthern part of wake. Before the bottom sliver was less. 

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5 minutes ago, SnowDeac said:

No CLT posters even in here grasping at straws?! Maybe we can get lucky and overperform with an inch or two, but it seems we'll likely miss any potential front end thump as well as the coastal wrap up/any potential later banding.

I gave up last week. I'll take token flurries and sleet and hope next stop is spring. 

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17 minutes ago, SnowDeac said:

No CLT posters even in here grasping at straws?! Maybe we can get lucky and overperform with an inch or two, but it seems we'll likely miss any potential front end thump as well as the coastal wrap up/any potential later banding.

Today's model runs were the last straw lol. Too little moisture transport as the Gulf t-storms will rob us early on and, as you mentioned, location of the pivot.

I am preparing for a dusting in Cornelius, and anything else will be icing on the cake (pun intended).

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High Res NAM is struggling with that convection over the GOM tomorrow Morning. I do think that is causing some feedback issues over the Southeast. This was pointed out in the Foothills forum this Morning. I think this why you see the lower res models like the GFS showing a more smoothed out QPF depiction vs the NAM.

 

 

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