Sctvman
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Wintry 1/20 - 1/23 Winter Storm
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My hope is 2-3" for Wake County....I do think just E/NE will see 4-5".
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brendan123
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Wakefield has upped totals slightly for their Winter Storm Warning for coastal counties along the Chesapeake Bay, and seem to be hinting at the fact that blizzard conditions may be possible without going so far as issuing a blizzard warning.
"Periods of moderate to heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 5 inches. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph near the immediate coast."
"Periods of moderate to heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 5 inches. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph near the immediate coast."
Philstorm91
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Just arrived in Jacksonville. It's 30 with a light freezing drizzle. Excited for tonight!
If at 9pm this thing is still wompin it’s gonna have been a good show
Slow drop in coastal SC temperatures has resumed with drops of 1-2 last hour MYR to CHS. For CHS and especially southward toward my area, the trend of temperatures this afternoon in those locations is a crucial factor as to whether or not there will be more than a trace of ZR.
iGRXY
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Looking at the COD radars and the moisture is just streaming northward. As far north as northern Alabama and East TN
brendan123
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26/19 and overcast, setting the stage for the coldest storm since Jan 2018… maybe even colder than that
Man 2 inches is massive for a place that hasn’t seen widespread 1 inch totals in nearly 8 years.
jay.p
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Yeah I’m rooting for y’all this could finally break that endless snow drought!!
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Hard not to be excited about the possibilities this evening. Temperatures are already below freezing across CLT metro with a cold ground, so every flake should start sticking right away.
Stephenb888
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Are we gonna be in for a nice surprise? Or just some flurries.
This is a classic pre snow storm look on radar 
Do they have a high end potential?
It something seeing the radar beginning to fill in like that… even though it’s light stuff. The best upper dynamics are still well back to the west and won’t be here for a few hours still
Cloud cover associated with our jet appears to be more northward than guidance suggets. Check out the IR satellite that has high clouds in the southern tip of Ohio (sorry the outlining is terrible its just COD) compared to the RGEM which has that feature only only barely extending into kentucky. This may suggest that the placement of the jet (and associated divergence aloft) is either stronger or more north than modeled.