Negative Ghost RiderBrier Creek?
Negative Ghost RiderBrier Creek?
I'm far from one to complain and moan, but I'm hoping things pick up from an intensity (although, I've had moderate snow off and on) and rates purpose or else this feels "meh."Not sure about Mitch but here in West Columbia which is in same county as Mitch it’s been a dud so far. Snowing since 8 this morning. Tiny flakes with very little accumulation. Almost looks like sun wants to come out now
I grew up watching Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling on WRAL and Georgia Championship Wrestling on WTBS. Those were the days that wrestling was real to me.Going to watch the royal rumble this afternoon so I can feel better knowing that there are millions of other bozos believing in things that aren't real
I wish the female, millennial weather broadcasters would learn to pronounce the T in the word mountains. You don't have to over-annunciate the T, but it's not pronounced mao-uuuhns.![]()
No. It's called T-glottalization and it's well studied by linguists. It grew beyond solely a regional dialect and expanded due to the internet especially among younger females.That's a regional dialect thing, not a millennial thing.
Also happened in Cola back in the late 2010s. Big winter storm that radar showed blue all over the midlands fir hours. Cola got a few flurries.Yeh man, it's the worst IMO. We had that here in Cola with last years snow event. I am sure it adds up quick when you can fully saturated the column, but man we had that for like 12 hours straight here in SC last Winter with the Gulf storm & it added up to a wopping 0.9 of an inch.
No. It's called T-glottalization and it's well studied by linguists. It grew beyond solely a regional dialect and expanded due to the internet especially among younger females.
Brier Creek?
I'm not really seeing that. What I see on future casts are though is the coastal not backing-in with precip. We're just getting the ULLDry slot looks wider south of the Triangle and will likely move back in after these 15 minutes of flurries.
The NWS had just backed off of those totals. Now they are calling for two to five inches. The no snow slot is slowly filling in on radar.
Maybe but we will not see a set up like this again for perhaps a long time. Super cold on both ends of the eventAlthough we aren't going to score like GSP or CLT, I feel better about our chances in the Raleigh area to get a couple of inches. Better than a complete shutout like December 2000 or January 2011, I guess.
On Radar Scope there appears to be a huge dry slot to our south moving due north. Don’t see how that wouldn’t negatively affect snowfall in the triangle. Seems our only hope is when the ULL moves out later tonight to pick up and inch or two.I'm not really seeing that. What I see on future casts are though is the coastal not backing-in with precip. We're just getting the ULL
They are paid to do more than just look at a couple models. They need to be held accountable for these last two weeks.Really feels like the mets have no idea what's going to happen with winter storm threats here until it happens. Some folks getting a lot more snow than was expected and forecasted while others get nothing. The best they can do is look at the HRRR and 3K NAM 12 hours out and make a guess based.on what they show.