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Wintry Winters Last Stand / March 11th-13th Winter Storm

SD said:
Check please
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That would be an epic paste job.


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i'd love to see that jan 1922 storm map that gave Roxboro 36". I doubt i will even see a 36" storm in NC. I have been in a 24 inch storm in Jan 2000.
 
Webberweather53 said:
No problem. There were actually 2 separate storms in January 1922, but yea I've checked several sources through AMS, NCDC, etc. the 36" report in Roxboro is legit & was measured in several locations to alleviate drifting
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Do you have the version showing more of the east coast?


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The biggest snow for NC that I could find in print was the great snow of 1857. 4-6 ft amounts with 10ft drifts. Very little melting for a month! I never found a map for that storm
 
Eh GFS colder for some. a bit slower. Could put more in play.
 
Eh, low quality maps but maybe upstate SC, NC crushing incoming. lots of precip versus last run.
 
Yeah looks like SE NC is about to score big. Better maps soon. Tons of precip that way with okay 850s
 
Gfs is a little more neutral tilt with the SW. Good jet dynamics a slightly colder than 18z should be a great run. I see it has snow into Al Ga

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BHS1975 said:
Do you have the version showing more of the east coast?


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I do not but here's another map covering the mid-Atlantic states...
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If you're looking for individual station data, try the Southeastern Regional Climate Center's NWS NOWData, NCDC's Regional Snowfall Index (RSI) viewer, &/or their Image and Publication System (IPS), as well as state climate offices.
SERCC NWS NOWData: http://sercc.com/nowdata.html
NCDC RSI https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/snow-and-ice/rsi/ (go here and click on RSI Map Viewer)
NCDC IPS https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/IPS/
 
Mixing going to screw SE NC with the Low Position.
 
THen the 850s surge and screw a lot of people in NC during the height (out of a much bigger event). UGH
 
Temps seem OK in SE NC but yeah, gonna have to cut those totals in half for them. It's still a good winter storm but not as good as the map.
 
And again it looks like from bad maps, ukmet is much slower and south vs. 00z GFS
 
CMC is really good for central and northern Tennessee waiting on North Carolina frames


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Very few major winter storms in the Carolinas are actually all snow events to begin w/... Aside from a host of other issues, I find it really hard to believe based literally on climatology alone that the warm nose in mid-March wouldn't be ridiculously strong and able to quickly change precipitation over to sleet/ZR up to at least the Triangle, especially considering the SSTs off the SE US are near all-time record highs...
 
And of course lately after this one, the GFS teases with a little light snow on March 14-15 in Tennessee, North Carolina, and even North Georgia a little.
 
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