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Wintry Machine Learning Mauler 1/30-2/1
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Tsappfrog20
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Looks like it could be massive for Wake Forest and Youngsville
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JQPublic
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Goal reached. Grass covered and baby girl got her snow angel. New Hill. SW Wake County
Yeah she's ripping in North East Wayne County at the moment, not sure about 20, but it's piling up. Best snow I've seen in awhile.
Heelyes
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Best part of living in the country is the silence of snow
Packsox03
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Some drifts up to a foot with bare ground in other spots!
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jtgus
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Jt, what do you estimate? Haven’t measured in the last 90 minutes but looks to be over 10” to naked eye now.
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Sctvman
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Back to very, very light flurries here. Won't take much to accumulate at 22 with a 9 degree WC!
Tsappfrog20
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Night y’all I will do final measurements in the morning grateful to be a part of this group and to be able to talk about Weather and the things we love!
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Stormsfury
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20 here, continuing to get that light snow, ticked down a bit but the flake size is still decent.
uncjibble
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Measured 1.5 inches in Garner and still in some light snow. Another inch is so and we will hit the 10% chance minimum from the NWS worst case scenario…
JimBobs
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Apparently the San Antonio Spurs couldn't fly out of CLT today after the Hornets spanked them this afternoon. 564 flights departing from CLT cancelled today, 512 flights arriving to CLT cancelled today. So far.
Shaggy
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@Avalanche have you measured? Let my 135lb great dane out and her feet didn't hit dirt. Guessing 3-4 inches based on her tracks in the snow 
Avalanche
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I haven’t. Grass just got completely covered so I’d say that’s good for 2.5. Man just imagine if we hadn’t been dry slotted all day
Still ripping, just under 13” on the board at midnight, I’ll call it 12 7/8”. Better than 2010 FMBY.
Stormsfury
Member
I still have hope, train that moisture back into this upper low. Getting closer to 2", lot of wind really blowing it around at times.
Sctvman
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Back to the light snow now here as well. Hardest since the first part of storm
Heelyes
Member
Still dumping snow I don’t know what I did to deserve this
Shaggy
Member
Hrrr still going ham on us overnight
Downeastnc
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Seems like it may be winding down here. I need to measure before bed because it was pouring there for a while. Wondering if we could’ve gotten to 6”. Probably not but here’s to hoping!
Still got -SN.
Still got -SN.
Drifts 18-24”, may have a few a little higher in some of the back areas but right now that seems to be the most I could find right around the house.
Sctvman
Member
I'm gonna lose my krispy kreme measuring board for a week if that happens overnight. I'm good with 6-7".
Shaggy
Member
These bands keep merging and its puking right now. Even if the hrrr is half right that's another 3-4 inches and this band and the radar suggest that's probable
Brother l had feeling you would jackpot. Greenville always scores in these setups. And the old mets know. Never bet against a coastal when cold air is in place.
Pouring snow
Damnnnn really?? It has slowed down to v light flurries here in Durham now, and I’m assuming dry air has finally made its way in to halt the push of coastal energy that we’ve had for multiple hours now. But you’re further back west!
blueheronNC
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Somehow reflectivity is increasing again from south to north over Wake County. Wonder what energy is rotating through to blossom things back like this in situ.
Heelyes
Member
Incredible it’s getting heavier
Mr Freeze
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Look at the Atlantic moisture making its way west. It’s gotten so far west it seems to be close to interacting with the Charlotte metro area. Take a look at these two screenshots. First is the CoCo from Greenville radar and the second is from Raleigh. I’m no student of meteorology but it seems to me as they get closer together it would generate a blossoming of precipitation in the eastern parts of the Charlotte metro area.
Yea I might need to suck it up and shovel once more. Even though it's powdery snow it's somehow heavy. Feels heavier than last January.
I’m a little under 4 inches but I think due west and north of me probably got another inch ish! Could still have some off/on showers for a bit but it’s slowed down immensely.
Downeastnc
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Someone needs to let the storm know that snow is suppose to end here around 2am lol....radar says we will lucky if it stops by dawn.
JimBobs
Member
Crazy that this snow is still falling in SouthPark CLT. May get to 10 inches, which I thought was impossible all day.