Delaware is a southern state when it comes to snowfall...
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Ostrich December
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SimeonNC
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I seriously doubt that anywhere in VA outside of the most southern areas is going to see ice at all, let alone the amount of ice the GFS has.
Avalanche
Member
Im in Chatham Co. And it isnt any better here than Wake, maybe a few exceptions.
Whoa a wild mid atl poster appears
Avalanche
Member
Gratifying when the midatlantic can share our pain. Lol
Americanwx is probably having a block party rn
Pretty classic mid-Atlantic major event on the GEM, H5 looks strung out on the GFS and even still there getting close to a foot. HP is not exceptional and never makes it down to NY but 50/50 just locks it in beautifully. Monday’s system does appear to be trending stronger which helps to build the colder air in behind it.
SimeonNC
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Imo assuming things keep trending the way they are and the stronger CAD rule applies, I think the NW Piedmont/Foothills down to about Statesville sees more sleet and maybe on-set snow out of this while areas from the northern Upstate SC region to CLT points NW sees more ZR.
Things can and do always change though.
Things can and do always change though.
GEM much more pronounced with the trough axis, something to watch, and it’s ensembles support it. The earlier the transfer the better, especially for those along 40 and down the 85 corridor towards GSP.
iGRXY
Member
That’s what I have right now. Think the cutoff in the upstate will run from the city of Anderson to Laurens to Union to Chester north for any kind of frozen. And most of not all will be ZR.
That’s a little bit of sleet 
iGRXY
Member
Do you have the individual p types and total ZR?
0z CMC ensemble increase fwiw
I’m still up, watching it snow, look at the convective nature of the radar around DBQ right now