That's a hell of a jump down to the SC border
Another tick south and maybe we can sniff some snow?getting nervous about this one forsure
Nah the track screwed us, I would be very surprised if we even saw a few flakes out of this.Another tick south and maybe we can sniff some snow?
Winter of 88-89Freezing rain events can be really tricky to forecast. The last big ice storm I remember is the one that hit here Dec 2002. I don't think it was forecasted to be that bad. I remember one time in 6th grade I was getting on the bus and it was raining, and it turned into freezing rain. The roads were an ice rink not too long after I got on the bus, and the bus ended up getting stuck at the bottom of a hill. A deputy sheriff had to take me home, and their were wrecks all over the place. It was supposed to be only rain. Like with any kind of winter event around the Triangle, a degree or two can make all the difference.
Ok, we hope for IP to save us from light out! Maybe it trends warmer and no worries at all?Nah the track screwed us, I would be very surprised if we even saw a few flakes out of this.
Icon is usually too warm at the surface.It’s a good thing the icon usually models temps to cold. ?
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I’ve found that the 3km NAM really starts to gain effectiveness around the 36 hour mark so it’s not really in it’s top range yet. Also even though the WRF is probably too cold, I wouldn’t dismiss the possibility of a colder look verifying. There’s a lot of snow cover to our north and it will be east for models to underestimate the strength of CAD...Disclaimer: I'm not posting this to validate the accuracy of this model (so don't shoot the messenger), only to highlight that it's in the NAM's camp on temperatures, actually it's much more aggressive on the CAD. This is 00z Sat.
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#wedges lolWould you look at that