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Wintry January 29th-30th ARCC Slam Dunk Winter Weather Threat

Webberweather53 said:
Not sure wth I just saw on radar near RDU a little bit ago, but there was a very suspicious looking & rather stout mesocyclone a few hundred feet above ground level near west Raleigh.

Lol this event just tried to produce a tornado here.

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Wow! I'm not really surprised is it a strong cold front with some strong southerly winds out ahead of it and instability today. My weather station at the house still shows 50ﾟ with southerly winds and I'm currently 20 miles West of their and the temperature is down to 39.

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I'm driving and shouldn't be doing this I know but is that bright banding on the radar back around Roxboro? Still will not be surprised to see it in with the little mix precip holding out to the last sec lol

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metwannabe said:
I'm driving and shouldn't be doing this I know but is that bright banding on the radar back around Roxboro? Still will not be surprised to see it in with the little mix precip holding out to the last sec lol

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It’s already east of Roxboro. This frontal boundary was even too warm for them..
 
metwannabe said:
I'm driving and shouldn't be doing this I know but is that bright banding on the radar back around Roxboro? Still will not be surprised to see it in with the little mix precip holding out to the last sec lol

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I may be wrong though. Precip depiction on radarscope says rain but my local radar says snow for them
 
Down to 43 from 57 at 4pm don't think wev are going to make it

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BHS1975 said:
Nah mountains slowed the advection at the surface.


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Nice to see some things don't change with the improvements in computer simulations. Models still over-estimate how quickly the cold air comes in at a 2-3 day lead. You never want to be dependent on a changeover.
 
Well, it was a big bust here in GA. Some of the mountain counties got a dusting, else where, some flurries here and there. At my location, there was very light flurries that didn't even last 5 minutes. Oh well, off to the Feb. thread.
 
Can confirm, not 1 flake in Roxboro! That’s how bad this sucked!
 
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