howboutthemdawgs
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Very underwhelming in middle Tenn. Looks like the southern track won out
Do you have any record of how low your temps got overnight? Apparently a lot of us got into the teens24.8/14 in Cary
I bottomed out at 23.0Do you have any record of how low your temps got overnight? Apparently a lot of us got into the teens
Very possible of course modeling is designed to take that into account. It looks like back over GA it’s taken 30dbz to start see precip reach the ground.imo if we are in trouble for anything it might be losing some qpf to virga/evap cooling since it's still so dry for many places



Yeah 21 right now and clouds have rolled it, this just feels differentHRRR is likely too warm at the surface today given the incoming clouds and current conditions. I think we're probably a good five degrees under what it thinks we'll get to today.
It's still pouring snow in my area.FFC is reporting freezing rain now...ugh!!
The thing is that the models that have given CLT metro the most snow, namely the RGEM and RAP did have the band develop further southI don’t want to speculate because I’m a big time novice but yes with the band forming so far south.
Just an observation,
Could be wrong!
Some of the model professors can correct me if need be but it appears that the Northern areas of Miss, Bama, & Georgia isn't doing as well as the I-20 areas to the South.
Am I wrong and if this is correct should areas N of 85 be worried?
I thought Kuchera took sleet outFwiw 12z HRRR kuchera, line hasn't really budged and while I love the 4" it shows imby I'm sure a ton of that is sleet
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I don’t know if you are for real, but I totally did this too! It’s part of my required snow prep!I just cleaned every window in my living room with WindexI’m a seasoned vet
It was supposed to start south and then track north. So far everything looks in track to me.Just an observation,
Could be wrong!
Some of the model professors can correct me if need be but it appears that the Northern areas of Miss, Bama, & Georgia isn't doing as well as the I-20 areas to the South.
Am I wrong and if this is correct should areas N of 85 be worried?