I asked a few hours ago on the Jan thread when I saw it in NW Miss. Wbell said yes there were reports. Cool! Hope it makes it to ya
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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)
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packfan98
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The 18Z GEFS is playing catchup. It's improved from 12z, much like the operational at this point.
I'd just speak about it in the main January thread.
Storm5
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We dont need a thread for the flurries . Let's talk about those in the January thread or current condition thread. Not in here
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Lol, i wasn't starting one
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jaymackd3
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So I’ve been reading the comments and then the local stuff as well. Consensus is pretty much an inch or less for HUN. Is this being underdone or am I setting myself up for unrealistic expectations for possibly more than an inch?
Storm5
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An inch or less is the safe bet at the moment . We will have to see how trends go over the next 24 hours . It's possible you could see a little more up that way. Not a big snow with this system but it could have big impacts
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SCweather
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Wow, they couldnt use a better color code than that? Barely can tell the difference of a advisory and warning.
jaymackd3
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Thanks storm...expect the worst and be excited with anything more than that lol I do worry about traveling an hour on interstate in the middle of this. By big impacts, is it safe to say anything that does fall is going to cause some big road issues given the temps?
Their forecasts are auto written to follow their model of choice
Avalanche
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They are still saying there is a chance Raleigh/Durham could see some flurries Wednesday morning.
GeorgiaGirl
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Yep that's what I found lol when I was looking at that and comparing to...the GFS. Also find it dumb they do really long range. Like really, you aren't going to know.
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Brick Tamland
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Local mets in the Triangle are going to say less than an inch until at least Tuesday no matter what the models show and then adjust as the storm unfolds. That is what they always do so they don't bust. Greg Fishel admitted on Facebook today they have no idea yet what will happen.
Avalanche
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Yeah, if there is a chance of a storm system, they usually play it safe until go time, but with this just being flurries I think they feel more comfortable talking about it this far out.
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Brick Tamland
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I have to say it is very frustrating when we are three days out and the models trend better and better and then take a step back in the same day. Not sure how mets would have any faith in them if they go back and forth 72 hours out.