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Wintry Machine Learning Mauler 1/30-2/1

The current nighttime snowfall reminds me of the 2000 storm. That was the Raleigh Carolina Crusher. CLT Airport recorded only 4-5 inches however. I lived in extreme East Mecklenburg County and a finger of the snow parked over us in Matthews. That night the snow just refused to wrap up. It just kept flurrying and moderately snowing. Eventually measured 17 inches, the only time I have ever felt I was in the perfect location. Banter, sorry.
 
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This is an incredible radar image. Look at the convective snow and then supercellular thunderstorms on the warm side of the low. Just unreal. Looks like that’s 2-3” am hour for a lot of eastern NC and down the coast to SC


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The current nighttime snowfall reminds me of the 2000 storm. That was the Raleigh Carolina Crusher. CLT Airport recorded only 4-5 inches however. I lived in extreme East Mecklenburg County and a finger of the snow parked over us in Matthews. That night the snow just refused to wrap up. It just kept flurrying and moderately snowing. Eventually measured 17 inches, the only time I have ever felt I was in the perfect location. Banter, sorry.
Yep I remember. Was living in NoDa then and had 9” there. The amounts increased quickly S of me. Think Rock Hill had 20” during that storm.?
 
I thought it was over with here before dark. It had quit. Dadgum, if it didn't start back up about three hours ago, and it's still snowing. 14 degrees. I'll have to do a new measurement in the morning.

Dude, you’re a magnet. Have been since I first started in the forums 15 years ago. It’s uncanny!


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Still snowing at a good clip in between Clayton and Wilson’s Mills. Measured the depth on the hood of my truck again and just crossed 7 inches… I thought after being dry slotted most of the day we’d have a hard time hitting 3-4, but this has just been incredible.
 
We are also making up for lost time. Won't reach my WSW totals I don't think but the hrrr is insistent on 8-10 here overnight.

The band is basically stationary NW to SE so I'm starting to wonder if the HRRR is going to turn out to be right. We still have a high end chance from the NWS of 10+.
 
Y'all might get the band rotating SE now in the Charleston area.
That patch in Goose Creek is indeed light snowing. Just flapping in the wind but better than pixie dust.

Edit, Charleston WFO states we still sit within an area that deformation bands could pop for a bit so if something can get going, maybe just maybe, we can score a little bit more.
 
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