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Wintry Jan 27-28 Snow Potential Official Thread

Rooting for you, all you Triangle folks. Still feel like it could go either way back down in the 704. Trends are increasingly in our favor, but I still have this feeling that we may be too far west. We shall see... maybe @Myfrotho704_ can give some insight. I was going to tag Webber but is he okay?
 
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Rooting for you, all you Triangle folks. Still feel like it could go either way back down in the 704. Trends are increasingly in our favor, but I still have this feeling that we may be too far west. We shall see... maybe @Myfrotho704_ can give some insight.
This one of those times I feel better about being in the eastern part of Charlotte metro instead of the west. If that band of heavy snow develops and it takes on more of a SW-NE configuration then East Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Union, and Stanly counties could be in a really good spot.
 
This one of those times I feel better about being in the eastern part of Charlotte metro instead of the west. If that band of heavy snow develops and it takes on more of a SW-NE configuration then East Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Union, and Stanly counties could be in a really good spot.

I am hoping so! I did well on the 8th. While a lot of others saw nothing. Yes, it was half an inch but still. Being on the ridge that I am could help? Idk, not too often do the eastern burbs do better than those in the west.
 
Crazy thing is, if we trend better for Charlotte the general public will have no clue and there won’t be much time to honk the horn. I’d love an old fashioned snow where you expect nothing and get a surprise. Would make up for all our 6” 36hr busts the past decade.
 
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Any chance this spills into the weekend? Going to Hendersonville and would love to see snow.
 
A couple days ago we were talking about this wedge, yesterday MHX pegged our high today in the mid 60’s, I’m at 49.4 right now which is the high for the day, entirely spent under fog. Pretty clear where the boundary is right now, Florence last I checked was at 68, my assumption is this is the SLP transfer track from GSP to ILM, and then along the Gulf Stream before a rapid exit stage right.
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Some serious lift on the HRRR sounding for the Triad just as its transitioning to snow and lasting for about 2 hours before it wanes. There should be some heavy rates for a brief time at least IF it is correct.
 
I feel like the melting process is skewing the HRRR DBZ returns. By no means an expert on this subject.
I think given the extremely marginal sfc temps your right, but also with that deform band it showed in January, it showed similar returns and man that was some really huge clumped up aggregates, it’s probably trying to pick up on that
 
Some serious lift on the HRRR sounding for the Triad just as its transitioning to snow and lasting for about 2 hours before it wanes. There should be some heavy rates for a brief time at least IF it is correct.

So much lift I think we could see some thundersnow.


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