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Wintry 2/11-2/12 ULL Magic or More Cold Rain

So if the short range models are correct, that massive backend precip is going to basically die out and be light showers when it rolls through here? Based on the current radar, I shouldn't see that much more rain at all.

HRRR
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Current Radar
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So if the short range models are correct, that massive backend precip is going to basically die out and be light showers when it rolls through here? Based on the current radar, I shouldn't see that much more rain at all.

HRRR
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Current Radar
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Maybe it’s one of those deals where there’s some kind of energy transfer to a new LP off the Atlantic coast, thus it essentially eroding the back end of the precipitation.
 
Let’s see some pics Accu ? , for those of us looking at rain and 43.
Looking at a cam of Waynesville which is close to where Accu is, looks like just wet conditions.
 
Looking at a cam of Waynesville which is close to where Accu is, looks like just wet conditions.
My family and I spend a lot of time in that area and I can tell you, I’ve seen a number of times that Waynesville will have rain while Maggie Valley has frozen precip.
 
Looking at a cam of Waynesville which is close to where Accu is, looks like just wet conditions.
Main action will be early tomorrow morning and last through late afternoon
 
…that ain’t Atlanta…:)

Even then, I doubt you get that much of a temperature variance there with it being only an additional 700 ft or so higher than most of the surrounding areas

Its always interesting to see how much elevation is affecting temperatures in given weather situations, it definitely varies. With the kind of wind we are having, temperatures at similar elevations should be within .5 degrees of each other or less. Anything outside that range is certainly incorrect. There are two home weather stations on Sweat Mountain, 2.8 miles north of me, at around 1500-1600', both are 38.1F, 2.5F colder then me at 1135'.
 
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