Snownut
Member
I could see the upstate north of 85 being changed over within a couple hours. Still just rain here though
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Wintry February 19-21, 2020 Winter Storm
- Thread starter Six Mile Wx
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
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To add to an earlier post, here's an animation showing that the HRRR is definitely speeding up the changeover to snow for folks south of the Triangle area. This is like music to the ears of snow lovers in Charlotte, Fayetteville, & Goldsboro, etc. Also starting to increase the potential of snow for parts of the upstate of SC as well.
To add to an earlier post, here's an animation showing that the HRRR is definitely speeding up the changeover to snow for folks south of the Triangle area. This is like music to the ears of snow lovers in Charlotte, Fayetteville, & Goldsboro, etc. Also starting to increase the potential of snow for parts of the upstate of SC as well.
WXinCanton
Member
This aint our storm, be happy we scored a couple weeks ago. Pulling for our NC peeps!
I understand it’s time to look out the window, but for those in the upstate that’s that the run you wanted from the NAM just before an event rolls through, I’m not sure what the issue was there. Maybe @Myfrotho704_ can explain that a little better.
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Brick Tamland
Guest
RGEM just went HAM.
MichaelJ
Member
Currently it is 37/25 here BUT only 60% humidity. Going to be a while before we can saturate the upper levels with the dry air and see something fall besides flurries. Triad West will lose a lof of this to Virga even though the radar may show precip falling
Shaggy
Member
46 degrees with a 50/50 rn/ip mix. Crazy
Surface layer has to be very thin, which is really good news.
Nerman
Member
The 12z HRW NMMB increase snow totals for the Raleigh area eastward (But I don't know verification scores for this model):
Clay
Member
Moderate wet snow in the Nashville area. Sticking to elevated surfaces.
Fountainguy97
Member
Finally starting to saturate fully. Rates picking up but still small flakes here.
guys further west are posting halfdollar flakes pouring from the sky. That stuff over TN is looking JUICY.
guys further west are posting halfdollar flakes pouring from the sky. That stuff over TN is looking JUICY.
iGRXY
Member
The column has collapsed in the northern upstate so the changeover should not take very long now.
Do you have this visually so the newbies can see and learn from it?
Brad P mentioned that the changeover may be delayed but it looks like the snow will last longer than he previously thought.. interesting trends right now. I mean, if you look back to the West, we still have a lot of moisture to flow through.
BTW, that HRRR was a very interesting run.
BTW, that HRRR was a very interesting run.
iGRXY
Member
This is the most up to date mesoscale sounding and the upstate is below freezing all the way down the column to nearly the surface with DP around 30 in the northern upstate.
Temp has been stuck at 42 since i got up dewpoint has trickled down to 29
Yeah. 39 in Clayton rain snow mix (more rain but still see some flakes)
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tucker
Member
840/65 Intersection in Middle Tennessee
thats why i do think we can get a few flurries tonight