Step down process. We’re getting ready to cook fellas. Classic east coast winter loading 
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November 2025
- Thread starter packfan98
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It doesn’t seem like it. Can’t even get a good CAD wedge into SC or NE Ga anymore
Just had a friend text me, said he had a rain/sleet mix @ 36 degrees. somewhere near denver NC
iGRXY
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Location dependent in SC. My neck of the woods still gets deep CAD wedges consistently. Eastern Greenville, northern Spartanburg, and Cherokee counties are the best at getting and holding onto wedges in SC.
39/36 light rain
Do you know what strength of HP we had back in 2022 when the entire upstate got a good one? Was that a CAD storm?
If I am not mistaken, it usually takes a HP of 1030 mb located in the Northeast for most of our winter weather storms to have a good shot at success.
Never made it out of the low 40s today here in spartanburg. pretty classic stuff. temp analysis from 1:15pm this afternoon before rain arrived in the high country, with boone running 12F warmer than mount airy
My old house made it to 60 today. My new house made it to 42.