No, a poster from Greenville was posting from the mtns!Okay, Mack, was that you that falsely reported snow in the Upstate on MPING? WTF.
No, a poster from Greenville was posting from the mtns!Okay, Mack, was that you that falsely reported snow in the Upstate on MPING? WTF.
Got some tiny flakes here as well. Sitting at 35.36 degrees btw!
Looks like its over in bham. Only a dusting here, which was the forecast pretty much.
It's not over for you yet more to comeLooks like its over in bham. Only a dusting here, which was the forecast pretty much.
Wake county Alabama.....Dry air is killing me right now, it has just come out of nowhere. Hopefully it'll fade away and we can get some more moisture in here, if not then I may have gotten a 1/4 inch at best. Radar still looks good to the south and west, so I won't give up yet.
WOW that is great
Way too early to make that call at this point I thinkIt looks like nw atlanta will win. Again.
Patience... south side will win this one!It looks like nw atlanta will win. Again.
Over the past few years, NW Atlanta always has seemed to be the big winner in every storm to come through the state. However, the eastern areas of the metro always seemed to do better from about 2009-2012.It looks like nw atlanta will win. Again.
Oh man, the 21z SREF plumes are out. 5.6" mean and .5" qpf for Greensboro! Boom!
When are you going to update your map? After the Nam or RGEM?21z SREF plumes QPF mean keeps on increasing across central NC. Mean QPF at GSO is about 0.5" and w/ 12-15:1 ratios argues for 6-8" of snow. 0.38" in Raleigh which supports 4-6" & is generally in line with what most other models are showing.