Nomanslandva
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And that in the heat island. I bet the suburbs got a bit more. I'll have to check with my kid who is just north of 295. And I rain at 1400 ft...
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Pattern Fail or Fab February 2023 Pattern Thread
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0” mean thru mid Feb…. Charlotte shutout chances increasing 
freebird581bd
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Met, there is a some sleet mixed in at Exit 168 on I-95 in Halifax.
I still find it odd that the airport didn’t record a trace back on 12/20. There were observations of light sleet/snow mix for several hours all over the southern half of the metro area that afternoon including downtown and locations very close to the airport.
rburrel2
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I could be wrong but I think they take obs at the top of every hour. So if Charlotte got a 10 minute hit of flurries in between hours, it wouldn't be recorded.
You would think this is some sleet along the boarder:
Coach B
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Maybe bright banding due to melting snow? Had some of that back over this way.
Something tells me that's your mPING report showing that... thanks for the update. Figured it would be close, I'm at work in Louisburg so just the coldest of rains here
CC on radarscope does look a tad interesting, that line is probably right on the NC/Va border
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LIGHT SNOW ACROSS THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS THROUGH NOON....
Rain has changed over to snow across the Northern Mountains of
North Carolina with some accumulation being reported, especially
for elevations above 4000 feet. Accumulations of up to 2 inches of
additional snow is possible before snow tapers off around midday.
For the lower elevations below 4000 feet, up to an inch of
accumulation is possible before the snow ends, but mainly on
grassy or elevated surfaces. Temperatures for elevations below
4000 feet are expected to remain above freezing, so little or no
accumulation is expected on the roads.
Rain has changed over to snow across the Northern Mountains of
North Carolina with some accumulation being reported, especially
for elevations above 4000 feet. Accumulations of up to 2 inches of
additional snow is possible before snow tapers off around midday.
For the lower elevations below 4000 feet, up to an inch of
accumulation is possible before the snow ends, but mainly on
grassy or elevated surfaces. Temperatures for elevations below
4000 feet are expected to remain above freezing, so little or no
accumulation is expected on the roads.
No… it’s the same as with inter-hour highs and lows. If there is precip during an hour, it’s recorded.
It was 53 degrees at the 12am reading, 45 at 1am, according to their records. Definitely one of those deceptive high temperatures where it doesn’t really reflect how the actual day itself was, though.
My friend in Norfolk reported “hail”, which must be sleet or graupel.
rburrel2
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Seems odd since there's no automated way to record it like with temperature. Do they designate a 24/7 window/floodlight watcher at the office?
The panhandle is less offensive to me than Austin and Dallas.
SWVAwxfan
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Looks like rain to.me. unless you're moving to Amarillo
Worshiprocker
Member
I'm so ready to see the sun!!
Roanoke Rapids reporting mix pcpn.