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Wintry Feb. 19-20

UK has the SLP was inland at 12z...from the crude maps. yikes
Yeah I like colder trends but I'm also not convinced if this is more amped, we don't lose it completely ro our NW. If my outcome is either mega zr or rain, give me rain all day
 
UK has the SLP was inland at 12z...from the crude maps. yikes

Looking more and more likely that we going to see an icestorm in RDU unless that temps continue to cool down and sleet saves us


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Ik this is blanket but for my CLT metro folks … Crum is as conservative as they come , NOTHING excites him , however but he’s accurate as anyone . When he even mentions something and doesn’t add “Meh” or “Time will tell I guess … tracking” its time to listen


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6z EPS and 12z GEFS mean low positions, probably would take a blend of the two imo


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So if I’m seeing this right it’s looking like a wintry mix for the RDU area. This wintry mix will likely include more freezing rain and sleet. The freezing rain will be around a quarter to half an inch. Is that right?
I am just a hobbyist that has been interested in the weather since I was a kid but I would lean towards more freezing rain than sleet at this point for the RDU area. There is still plenty of time for things to change between now and Wednesday but I would start preparing for an extended period without power and tree damage in your yard. There are several meteorlogists here who have a much better grasp on the specifics than I do so I would keep an eye on things and hope for the best. As far as ice accrural totals I would lean towards the 1/2 inch mark or potentially higher at this point.
 

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You are good. The TRIAD will ALWAYS find a way to score big
Ends up about 5-7 snow, sleet accumulating.

Where my thoughts are right now. Id forecast 4-8 for Triad all the way back to Frosty. If you stay more snow you hit 8. If you get the better qpf goods eastern part, youll sleet, but with front end thump easily get over 5.
Even gives wiggle room for frzng rn top off.
.7 - 1 0 qpf all frozen is coming
 
If the euro and/or eps low track comes onshore like ukmet might be a more reliable track at this range.
 
I'm seeing only a few GEFS members turning up the coast, maybe 3 or 4 inside 40/70, the rest appear to be ene exits. Also, only a few scrape the obxs similar to the UK and 0z EC, most are offshore at closest approach.
 
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