Webberweather53
Meteorologist
850-700 hPa max temps during the height of the precipitation in NC. If snow miraculously manages to fall in RDU here there would be some super obese snowflakes reaching the ground
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NorthGaWinter4
Member
Those are the best ones imo
Nothing better than big, fat flakes.
How you feel about the storm?
Not expecting much. Temps marginal and ground is fairly warm. Maybe the precip will be heavy enough to overcome the marginal temps and warm ground. But considering it's early December, any snow at all would be more than we usually get this time of year.
Sure glad I dipped out on much of a chance of anything in the Central Midlands of SC earlier than later. Speaking of which, reading the WPC discussion much earlier today, they don't think much is going to accumulate at all in the Southeast as a whole. Not sure if they've changed their minds by now.
I'll tell you what though, this time reminds me of 2010's Christmas event in a sense. I'm sitting here following a potential Winter storm, with a Christmas tree beside me, during early December! That's rare around these parts.
I'll tell you what though, this time reminds me of 2010's Christmas event in a sense. I'm sitting here following a potential Winter storm, with a Christmas tree beside me, during early December! That's rare around these parts.
EastAtlwx
Meteorologist
Here is my first guess.. 
A dusting would be a major win for early Dec.
RollTide18
Member
Met here did one, I would take this in a heartbeat, after some back and forth on the cliff, it seems more likely that Montgomery is going to be in the battle zone between rain and snow, line could go north and *hopefully* if more cold air funnels in then the line sinks south
Brent
Member
NAM seems to be going for less snow lol only around an inch
mostly between Bham and Montgomery and west/NW of Atlanta through 30
edit big hole in the precip over Alabama at 30 but more back in LA/MS
mostly between Bham and Montgomery and west/NW of Atlanta through 30
edit big hole in the precip over Alabama at 30 but more back in LA/MS
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Clem282340
Member
What about the upstate
RollTide18
Member
It appears that the 0z NAM was a hiccup, more precip this run
Brent
Member
very narrow band between Bham and Atlanta again at 35 and rain in Montgomery
snow is almost entirely north of SC other than the border
snow is almost entirely north of SC other than the border
RollTide18
Member
I can deal with that, if the rates are heavy enough it can changeover
Brent
Member
9 inches in South Texas this run lmfao
3-5" in S MS/SW AL
3-5" in S MS/SW AL