Obviously still a ways to go but for a marginal winter event, especially for March in NC, that’s a cold sounding by our standards. Even in the dead of winter we struggle to get anything aside from a deep 0C isothermal layer.Eh not bad but sfc temps are a little warm, but wetbulbing to the lowest temp would help out
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Obviously still a ways to go but for a marginal winter event, especially for March in NC, that’s a cold sounding by our standards. Even in the dead of winter we struggle to get anything aside from a deep 0C isothermal layer.
Convectiveness would be the only thing in our favor to get us over an inch type of event .. quick mover and light precip won’t cut it but regardless I call it a win if I see flakesThat energy that the gfs shows is really what’s helping us out to develop a band off the mountains along with lee side enhancement, I wonder if this little band of snow can get any convective characteristics ?
I don’t see no Mets talking or noticing this event possibly coming other than Tim Buckley
As the “ storm” comes west, the cold stays further west.Let me guess, euro whiffed but was a tad closer
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As the “ storm” comes west, the cold stays further west.