Probably, but that dryslot for Raleigh is hilarious.
I'm heading back there on Thursday, so I'm looking forward to it verifying.
How is that even possible? I know I'm not going to get any snow here, but how is there zero precipitation?
Was Going to say the same thing right over our buddy GA WX house. Thats the Triad benchmark.The ULL track on the Icon is beautiful.
Rah NWS throwing out a very localized HWO for possible rain/snow mix for NW Piedmont early Friday.... that's good, they are very conservative and cautious with pulling trigger on wintry precip.
There's so many different looks (from different models) right now, there's no way to know the details right now. I just like hearing that the the storm continues to trend south and east on many models.No way we don't develop a surface low here.
Even in central SC wow.
How is that even possible? I know I'm not going to get any snow here, but how is there zero precipitation?
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If anything like that does develop for Charlotte metro, there would likely be some decent accumulations as that band pivots through... even for southeast parts of the metro area. Also I saw some question about ground temperatures earlier and I pulled up currently that soil temperatures right now are generally in the mid to upper 40s throughout the Piedmont and we have some nights in the upper 20s coming up and with highs Wednesday and Thursday basically in the upper 40s, soil temperatures should hold steady if not fall back a few degrees. Not a frozen ground for whatever may fall, but we’ve certainly had significant snowfalls with higher soil temperatures going in.I can’t unseeView attachment 62630