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12/8/2025 Event - Repeat of Last Week?

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packfan98 said:
Here's a trend loop of the hrrr. Definitely some improvements for many north of I-40 and the eastern crew.
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12z HRRR is a significant event here and falling at right time. I have my doubts though. Hoping you transition soon and see more qpf! Let's finish strong 💪
 
packfan98 said:
Here's a trend loop of the hrrr. Definitely some improvements for many north of I-40 and the eastern crew.
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QPF nearly doubled over the I-95 in the central coastal plain, hopefully we get a surprise later this afternoon/evening.


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RBR71 said:
12z HRRR is a significant event here and falling at right time. I have my doubts though. Hoping you transition soon and see more qpf! Let's finish strong 💪
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I’m too far south. Any flakes at all will be a win for me. I do think the northern part of Guilford county could get over an inch. Icy roads tomorrow regardless.
 
It's 37 at my residence near Lake Wheeler and I am waiting for the arrival of the colder air. If that Arctic front had sped up a bit, things might look better for many of us. The clouds coming in during the night trapped the warm air at the surface and temperatures warmed up instead of crashing. Rates are going to have to be very heavy here to have any chance of accumulation and that doesn't appear to be in the cards. This may be an interesting event for folks from the NC/VA border north and maybe some of the folks in Northeastern NC with the coastal enhancement.
 
packfan98 said:
I’m too far south. Any flakes at all will be a win for me. I do think the northern part of Guilford county could get over an inch. Icy roads tomorrow regardless.
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Preach. Somebody's gotta be just within5-20 miles south of the accumulation/transition line. Looks like it's our turn on this one lol. Wished it was our last , but we both know how that works. I am Glad to see some more get on board though, rooting for them.
 
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Greg Fishel's latest post on Facebook.

WINTER WEATHER UPDATE

Still expect snow in the Triangle, with the bulk of it coming from very late morning to mid-afternoon. Flurries may linger after that time period but they won't add to the snow totals much if at all. Still looking at an inch or less, mainly on grassy surfaces, with roads remaining wet throughout the day. I am becoming increasingly concerned about roads becoming very tricky tonight, perhaps as early as just after sunset. Many times behind a winter system, very dry air moves in, and any standing water on the roads evaporates before it can freeze. It does not appear that this will be the case tonight. So the chances of roads becoming icy is quite respectable, and with temperatures diving to around 20° overnight, it'll take some time tomorrow morning for the ice to melt.

I'll provide frequent updates throughout the day!
 
CltNative90 said:
Just had a coworker at a jobsite near downtown Kannapolis tell me it’s sleeting there. Returns over that way look pretty light based on the GSP and RDU radars.
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Wellll their is 2 mPing reports close to Kannapolis. One at 8:29am and was an Ice Pellets/Sleet report and the other at 8:33am Mixed Rain/Snow so it's possible

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C-Money said:
Greg Fishel's latest post on Facebook.

WINTER WEATHER UPDATE

Still expect snow in the Triangle, with the bulk of it coming from very late morning to mid-afternoon. Flurries may linger after that time period but they won't add to the snow totals much if at all. Still looking at an inch or less, mainly on grassy surfaces, with roads remaining wet throughout the day. I am becoming increasingly concerned about roads becoming very tricky tonight, perhaps as early as just after sunset. Many times behind a winter system, very dry air moves in, and any standing water on the roads evaporates before it can freeze. It does not appear that this will be the case tonight. So the chances of roads becoming icy is quite respectable, and with temperatures diving to around 20° overnight, it'll take some time tomorrow morning for the ice to melt.

I'll provide frequent updates throughout the day!
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Timing seems a bit off with this. Per CAMs, column won’t crash to snow around Triangle until 4-5pm with heavier rates (which may quickly move out)
 
LukeBarrette said:
I can report that it does not drop fast at all. We started snowing at 35 at 7 and it’s now 32.2
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i'm a little surprised you're both hurting for moisture and having temp issues at elevation. you think there's a mesoscale rainshadow deal/banding in WV robbing your moisture?
 
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