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Wintry Feb. 19-20

I feel like the northern part in NC is going to die off fast... But I think the SC portion is going to cook b/c it's get the meso-low/frontal boundary going for it. I-26 heading to columbia and the greenwood area gonna get smoked, imo.
I hope you're right. I don't get the best feeling about it honestly. I'd like to see the radar respond a little better over the next hour.
 
Yep, same look. But we lucked out on that one with the pivot and that little line just sat on us for hours. That was a nice surprise after the disappointing totals the day before when the sleet came in quick.
Yea that Corridor of Western Rowan - Troutman and up through @Frosty absolutely got hammered with that Pivot good fortune

EDIT : Check your point forecast NWS says 1-2 here now
 
Hooray! And an overachieving ULL saves this system from being a complete disappointment for my backyard. I kept telling my wife last night that the real fun and games would start this morning. Even after thirty-one years of marriage, she’s still incredulous of my amateur insight. Who’s laughing now, dear? :p
 
Most of the snow this morning over NC is right along or near the 850mb cold front. As usual, due to greater terrain blocking, the arrival of this low level cold advection was delayed in upstate SC, which is why snow is struggling to crank there.

Eventually, even in NC, mass subsidence from cold advection will win out against frontal lifting and shut off the precipitation.

Hence, why this is a burst of snow that will only last a few hours or so

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Most of the snow this morning over NC is right along or near the 850mb cold front. As usual, due to greater terrain blocking, the arrival of this low level cold advection was delayed in upstate SC, which is why snow is struggling to crank there.

Eventually, even in NC, mass subsidence from cold advection will win out against frontal lifting and shut off the precipitation.

Hence, why this is a burst of snow that will only last a few hours or so

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The snow is heavier up into northern NC and Virginia because you’re closer to the DGZ at the 850mb level, in addition to some better help from the vort max aloft.
 
Haven’t noticed anything here yet although I’ve been busy trying to catch up on all the work I haven’t gotten done this week (distractions, aka snow lol). 😂 I hope that band holds together to make it to MBY but I don’t have my hopes up.

Happy for those of you who largely missed out yesterday who are scoring today!
 
Most of the snow this morning over NC is right along or near the 850mb cold front. As usual, due to greater terrain blocking, the arrival of this low level cold advection was delayed in upstate SC, which is why snow is struggling to crank there.

Eventually, even in NC, mass subsidence from cold advection will win out against frontal lifting and shut off the precipitation.

Hence, why this is a burst of snow that will only last a few hours or so

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Absolute insanity how my iredell/meck was in the bulleye for this and they heaviest band still finds a way to find greensbor and eastern nc, rich get richer. I'll take my tiny flakes im getting now though
 
The snow is heavier up into northern NC and Virginia because you’re closer to the DGZ at the 850mb level, in addition to some better help from the vort max aloft.
You think it will hold together and translate east or dry up?
 
Absolute insanity how my iredell/meck was in the bulleye for this and they heaviest band still finds a way to find greensbor and eastern nc, rich get richer. I'll take my tiny flakes im getting now though
That’s why the bullseye doesn’t mean much with these, they’re just impossible to predict where the bands will setup until the last minute. I think that band will probably fall apart some as it heads east, so I doubt it’s going to bullseye Eastern NC.
 
Absolute insanity how my iredell/meck was in the bulleye for this and they heaviest band still finds a way to find greensbor and eastern nc, rich get richer. I'll take my tiny flakes im getting now though
its been pouring snow here for 1.5hrs.... Ive gotten around an inch from this. Storm Total dang near 1.8 - 2" ( Call it 2 on your map please @Webberweather53)
 
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