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Wintry December 4-7 Winter Precip Chance

Wonder what the member showing 2" is seeing? Haha.
Here are some of the individual members .. showing some solid back end precip .. would be interesting but idk long shot right?
 

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Not bad for RAH:

.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...
As of 1015 AM Monday...

Water vapor satellite showed the first of two troughs for today
exiting the area. Radar displayed most showers have also moved into
eastern NC, with patchy areas of drizzle lingering across the
region. The second upper trough is currently moving across eastern
TN, and will traverse across central NC this afternoon and evening.
Additional showers will develop this afternoon across the region as
the trough approaches the area, with the greatest coverage of
showers closer to the NC/SC border. Although today will be a quite
chilly day, with highs ranging from the upper 30s N to near 50 S,
precipitation through this afternoon will be liquid. However,
chances of frozen precip, or a mix of frozen and liquid, will
develop this evening as a weak surface cold front pushes across the
area. High-res models have been consistent with developing isolated
showers across portions of the Piedmont and southern Coastal Plain
this evening along the front, and model soundings look to be cold
enough for areas near and north of the Triangle to observe some
snowflakes (best chances near the VA border). Surface temps will be
right around freezing as precip is falling, therefore no frozen
accumulation is expected. Bridges may become a little icy overnight
where roads remain wet and temps fall into the 20s. Lingering
northwesterly winds behind the front may keep the atmosphere mixed
enough in some places to only lower temps to the low 30s overnight,
however sheltered areas should radiationally cool to the mid to
upper 20s as skies clear behind the front.

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I just got back from a run and I thought I saw one renegade flake but since I only saw one it was probably something else. Dandruff ?
HAHAHA I actually relate to this so much sometimes you’re looking so hard that your Brian creates what you want to see ... happened too me many times before ... I think it’s the weenie membrane in the brain that kicks in
 
Has to be snowing around here, reflectivity has smoothed out and picked up View attachment 56088

Widespread surface temp readings in the low-mid 30s up there, given the setup, sfc temps, & radar I also strongly suspect that it's actually snowing &/or at least a rain/snow mix in parts of Vance, Warren, & Halifax counties rn
 
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