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February 19-20 Major Winter Storm Threat


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2 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

Agree to disagree.  And I never said snow-covered roads...  but roads will be a mess.  and hazardous.  There would likely also be early release or closures of businesses/schools 

I watched my Jan snow melt away completely with a high of 28 late February it absolutely is an issue with light daytime precip! Let’s hope the GFS isn’t correct and we have rates so it doesn’t matter! If it’s coming down moderate-heavy it won’t matter at all 

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Just now, NorthHillsWx said:

I watched my Jan snow melt away completely with a high of 28 late February it absolutely is an issue with light daytime precip! Let’s hope the GFS isn’t correct and we have rates so it doesn’t matter! If it’s coming down moderate-heavy it won’t matter at all 

Best i can tell, just north of where ever that mix line is will be good rates!

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6 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

Also consider how cold it will be the next couple of nights. Ground temps ain't gonna be as warm as u think. 

This is the last I’ll say about it but the day before is in the mid 50’s here ground temps will not be frozen. Let’s get the storm cranking so this doesn’t matter!

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6 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

This is the last I’ll say about it but the day before is in the mid 50’s here ground temps will not be frozen. Let’s get the storm cranking so this doesn’t matter!

Yep, and sun angle warms that top layer like a magnifying glass. There’s a reason fruit trees bloom in the Triangle in the first week of March.

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3 minutes ago, Upstate Tiger said:

Maybe North Hills should change this thread to Wednesday Morning Minor Event.  Sometimes you have to challenge the narrative for change to occur.  

We’re holding on for posterity :lol: when this trends to a 1-3” mixed bag at most it will be remembered a “major” 1-3” mixed bag 

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Per a video JB released around 11AM today, he’s insisting that the low will go W of Hatteras (100-150 miles W of the model consensus). He’s been insisting on this. His reasoning is that he thinks the models are pushing the cold air boundary out too far due to a bias. He’s saying bet on the common NW trend we talk about. Any chance he’s going to be right? I believe that all of the latest models are well E of Hatteras except the 18Z Icon and NAM, which are only barely off Hatt:

18Z Icon:

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18Z NAM:

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