it isnt over for Central NC and central VA at all...?
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Yeah, people are acting like this is locked in...it's obviously not. The same people who are declaring the storm is over will be posting photos of their 6" of snow in a few days, SMH. It won't take many changes to change this one way or the other. It's kind of funny people are melting down who are still seeing 2"+ of snow on a lot of these models. Not every storm can be a big dog.
rburrel2
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Kill me now.
LickWx
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Yeah they have been the big winners the last 4-5 years . 2018, those storms in the early 2020s and now this! I don’t see this stopping trending SE at this point, it’ll probably keep trending SE until verification , that’s been the trend, haven’t seen a NW trending storm in a while so I’m leaning that this one keeps going SE
LickWx
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That’s what the mid Atlantic folks said yesterday but now their 2 inches have turned to zero, this keeps zooming SE, what’s stopping it from keeping going?
yup not sure where the "it's over for all of NC and VA except the coast" rhetoric is coming from; the *majority* of both those states are still in it to get an inch or two even in the lower accum. areas
This is hot stuff. Band along/north of the FGEN over the 85 corridor 
WolfpackHomer91
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I will scream
100x that EURO run for outputs yesterday was WORST thing that could’ve happen to the board imo
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honestly, if CLT wins big on this one, im gonna be so happy for yall. yeah the triangle didnt get MUCH with either january storm, but yall were absolutely screwed big time. pulling for you!!
If you are Lynchburg and west in VA it is. A paltry 2 or 3 inches lol
SWVAwxfan
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Where's the SE ridge when you need ut?
interestedclimatist
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LMAO this post is so funny..
Impressive.
SWVAwxfan
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What's happened to the classic storns that tracked from the gulf up the coast? Seems that coastal areas have been getting so much more than western areas in recent years.Wrong wrong wrong!Every back yard for it's self, and mine wants 75-100 mile shift NW
Mpirone12
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I’ve been lurking for years. Some of yall are funny. Most models paint 3-5 inches across C NC and according to some “it’s over”. EUROS 10+” was likely never to verify
In a sense, nothing, but we've still got some wiggle room in that regard. Also, this is starting to get into short range now, so future changes will likely trend towards being less drastic (of course, no guarantees on that, but generally they would be since modeling is most accurate at shorter leads).
We say in the long range, we gotta cold to snow. Still applies here in nearly the short range
as a snow lover in central NC watching today's runs come in, i am positively baffled at some folks calling it "over" for our region. if i get 3 or 4 inches out of this, im gonna be a HAPPY CAMPER
Well we don't get crap here in the mountains anymore. It is the truth. Have not had a good snow since 2018.
interestedclimatist
Member
LMAO REAL
Take it to the complaining thread, thanks
NCSNOW
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See you in 36 hours. You can console the minions that get 33 rain after the NW shift
interestedclimatist
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You said central NC and VA…that’s where all the precip is supposed to fall
"what is stopping this from continuing to trend southeast" i've seen this so many times before north/stronger trends get going immediately lol
rburrel2
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Euro lines up nicely with the ukmet for thermal profiles. Nice 1-3 coming for the upstate, 3-6 for Charlotte, and 4-8 for Raleigh.
Mpirone12
Member
Let’s not forget the last storm pulled a heroic NW trend to even get Central NC into the mix
NCSNOW
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Same crowd will be needing counseling on here by Monday Night as the NW shift was to much
Need that heavy precipitation about 100-150 miles further West or a stronger low pressure.You said central NC and VA…that’s where all the precip is supposed to fall
interestedclimatist
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I’m just wondering how quick the northward turn will occur and how deep the system will dig. I think the track is pretty solid for now
We were bone dry west of Myrtle 36 hours out lol, people have short memories
I’d even take another shift south like that, especially with this look 
The NW trend used to be a thing but this year it has been SE trend. Where is that SE Ridge when you need it. The cold press is too much once again.
lol, You can't give up until Tuesday. 
interestedclimatist
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Concerning bc I don’t want ice
iwantsouthernsnow123
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Recently we've struggled to get this to happen, I've learned over the last 3 years to never believe in systems like this. But ig we'll see. I was surprised to see 12z trends this afternoon.
Yep always
I'd be lying if I said I'm not worried about this being a real scenario in the Lee of the mountains as always.
What is positive imo is it's been wet now for a week or so.
Patterns repeat.
Hopefully this will trend a lil wetter as we get closer.
Hell who I'm I kidding,
Hoping it trends as wet as the Niagara falls so long as the thermals stays what the cold modeling is showing!
No it's not. Stop it
lol, You can't give up until Tuesday.
He’s scratching his head. So he’s saying this would be a highly anomolous outcome to what historically is a I-95 blizzard. Bet the streak.