I am in the western part of the county. Matthews/Indian Trai area. I would love to see us get on the deform band. I am trying to recall the last time we were under one. Maybe you can provide more details on that. It would be nice to see some of the short-range modeling come in colder tonight. And I would love to see our DP's drop. Currently at 36.
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Wintry February 19-21, 2020 Winter Storm
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I am in the western part of the county. Matthews/Indian Trai area. I would love to see us get on the deform band. I am trying to recall the last time we were under one. Maybe you can provide more details on that. It would be nice to see some of the short-range modeling come in colder tonight. And I would love to see our DP's drop. Currently at 36.
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Brick Tamland
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Mike Maze at WRAL said they are expecting less than 10:1 ratios and going with the GFS and Euro ensemble means for their totals. Just think it is crazy they don't even take the short range models into account now.
Snownut
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I'd be willing to bet pickens and oconee counties will not be left out like this shows
iGrey_X
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I think the NAM is amping things up a little too much. I truly think the warm nose will happen but it won’t be as stout or last quite as long.
The funny thing about that is more times than not, if the warm nose shows up in any way with the NAM, it has generally been known to verify stronger and more stubborn to erode. @Rain Cold fix this
Ugafanofweather
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Yeah I've noticed the NAM is really good with warm noses
I wish I could. Never ever ever ever, and the Rock means EVER bet against the NAM warm nose.
Jessy89
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The warm nose is what hurts the upstate with accumulations. Anyone that sees 2 or more inches got lucky in my opinion. I work in school cafeteria in Pickens county. 2hr delay I have to go in normal time. I’m really hoping we get enough to keep schools closed Friday. 2hr delay would just be a headache
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The two that come to mind right off are December 2010 and January 2018
bouncycorn
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That is not snow in ATL. DGZ is way too dry for snow. Low deck moisture = drizzle.
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There is always a warm nose. Always.
If I were in Vegas, I probably wouldn't bet against it, either. But we can hope, pray, and dream that for once it's wrong.
Stephenb888
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Everyone in upstate sc from Anderson up will have 2+ inches. The rain/snow line will be down in abbeville/greenwood area. The temps will drop much faster than the models are saying.
They have the potential to put down some surprises. Remember the surprise deform that put down around 20” from Mt. Airy to Roanoke in Fab Feb 2014?
Cold chasing moisture is never a good scenario East of the Mountains in my experience. Cold air in place is much better for SC, that I do know.
Snownut
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Dont see that happening, if you are not in Greenville, Pickens, or spartanburg you not seeing 2" folks in those counties could see that
Jessy89
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Even then probably from a line from Pickens travelers rest north.
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Snownut
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I see the snow line running HWY 183 and above there
BackThePack
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I dont know, I recall rain to snow (cold chasing moisture) being some of the best storms in my NC history. Snow to rain (precip over running cold air in place) seems to erode and never is fun. I'd take rain trans to snow any day times 100 over the inverse.