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So a couple of things #1 his totals are we within reason even with rain to start #2 a few hours after the flip should have some moderate to heavy snow. #3 any early change overs are going to be rate driven, its not going to be impossible for someone to our south/east/west to flip while we rain a little longer. #4 we may be looking at snow until 6z and some areas could see 6 plus hours of snowMan, I thought it would start a lot earlier than that here. Webber's map still looked good for my backyard, though. I thought it would have to start earlier to get those amounts.
No more maps .. NOWCASTING BABYNot as rosy a picture on the Pivotal map.
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12z cmc pushing some 3” totals far north west into the western Triad/foothills. Some maps could bust on the low side up this way if it’s right.
Gonna be a few more hours before we get heavy enough echoes to do anything with
Good luck down there buddy! I’m gonna have to wait till first of March to get any measurable snow?
This system has never really excited me for the triad area... even Durham who expected QPF was modeled between .4-.5 The triad can maybe squeeze .2-.3 of moisture out, but this is a coastal low, precip will be I95 E and tanking as you head N and W until you get to the SC midlands.This will not help our cause in the NW Piedmont:
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Yep, I'm liking where I am in Union county right now (assuming this is correct).CLT-east/northeast is starting to look better based off the hrrr, thats one heavy band of snow, soundings in that burst show -1 to -2 omega in the DGZ, which Is big thump View attachment 35942View attachment 35943View attachment 35944View attachment 35945
Sleet at the house in SE Wake. Winter moves up from an F to a D-.
All dry in downtown Raleigh.