Snowflowxxl
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Yikes, RGEM and NAM throwing warning shots!
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Wintry Dec 8-10th Winter Storm
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It’s been consistently showing a warm nose.
Radar starting to get interesting over SC and moisture finally making a push toward central nc. Here we go
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Avalanche
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freezing rain down your way?
NoSnowATL
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If so we are in big trouble, no forecast in and around ATL looked like that.
ForsythSnow
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Holy sleet! That's a lot of sleet.
I just don't see how we are going to be able to accumulate the several inches predicted by WRAL and NWS without several hours of pure, uninterrupted heavy snow. I do think we will see some accumulation (an inch or two seems very likely) but I just don't see us waking up to like six inches on the ground tomorrow.
They’ve been throwing warning shots for a long time. But we’ll wait for the fv3 to tell us what up. I hope DC gets a foot at this point.
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Can someone pm me the conditions in the Spartanburg and Charlotte areas tomorrow around lunch.. and what is truly expected to happen in the 85 corridor? I am 50 miles southwest of Atlanta... my grandmother died today and me and my husband need to get to the funeral. We have not even planned the day until tomorrow after lunch in hopes that we pick a day that it will be safe for us to travel 85 through SC into Charlotte. We are looking at leaving to go to Charlotte around 430 am Wednesday or Thursday... to have a service around lunch time. some of you please give me some advice. She was 101 yeArs old... also any of my friends on this board , please stop by the visitation (Belmont,(NC) if you can. I will post arrangements tomorrow when I get some of y’all s advice... thanks in advance for understanding...I know this sounds like banter but I seriously need y’all to advise me so we can be safe. Love, Lee Ann
Avalanche
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Sad to say but with no radiational cooling, temps hanging in the upper 30's and low 40's, its going to take a lot of snow just to get the surface suffice to allow accumulations.
Webberweather53
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Sleet is starting to accumulate on some of the cars here, you can tell it's rate driven because as soon as the precipitation lets up I flip back to a cold rain, it gets more intense more sleet, etc. I just hope it's not too warm aloft for snow already here but I think if I get a nice big band it should
I'm sorry for your loss.
Reminds me of February 25, 2015 a bit. Temperatures hovered near 40 degrees until the snow started. We waited a long time for the snow to start and we ultimately accumulated a few inches of snow and sleet mixed.
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Condolences to you and wow 101...hope I can live that long. Hope you get to the funeral safely!
Avalanche
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I wish it were different. If it were mid-30's I'd feel much better, but it isn't. I guess I'll just have to enjoy the fact that it is falling from the sky.
Sorry for your loss Lee Ann my condolences, thoughts, and prayers go out to you and your family.
Yeah we really need to go right to heavy precip.
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Avalanche
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WRAL's Radar is starting to pick up snow in Guilford County.
I'd guess that's a lot of bright banding but lots of models have .5-1 between onset and changeover so its going to come down
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