Looks like a classic cold season MCS to me, wow 
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Severe Possible severe weather February 4th-7th
- Thread starter Darklordsuperstorm
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Brick Tamland
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There is some damage in Raleigh.
Several schools are delaying tomorrow to see if water will recede in time. Flooding everywhere western piedmont into the foothills.
Shaggy
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Waiting for that to make its way up here later but for some reason I'm just not as concerned as I was earlier. I guess maybe years of watching slow approaches fizzle as they.get here after dark has me leaning that way.
GeorgiaGirl
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Dang, that's quite ominous. So, that's what they were talking about on channel 6 as I was trying to take some time to study and as it turns out my suspicions on that storm might have been right as soon as I looked away for a bit over 30 minutes.
Here's another view of the damage Brick just posted in North Raleigh
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pcbjr
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Yikes up top ...
Ashe County Schools closed tomorrow due to the flu. Keep kids inside out of the rain and flood waters.
smast16
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This might be a 12 hour record for me in Kernersville. 3.34" and still coming down. like MAD!
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Deleted member 1449
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right at 3" for me since midnight. Kind of surprised we're not under a warning yet.
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Brick Tamland
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That's a tight gradient between level 1 and 3.
smast16
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We are.
332 PM EST Thu Feb 6 2020
...A FLOOD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 800 PM EST FOR ALAMANCE...
FORSYTH...DAVIDSON...ORANGE...RANDOLPH...GUILFORD...CHATHAM AND
DURHAM COUNTIES...
At 326 PM EST...Doppler radar indicated persistent moderate rainfall
across the warned area. Up to three inches of rain have already
fallen, with up to an inch of additional rain possible through this
evening.
Local law enforcement report numerous impassable roadways
in Davidson County. In Greensboro, minor flood is being reported
along North and South Buffalo Creeks, and in Chapel Hill, Bolin
Creek is out of its banks.
This constant rain and thunder are impressive. And it just keeps coming. It's like someone is aiming a firehouse right at the Piedmont. Looks like it'll continue raining till around 2 am. I'd imagine that the evening commute in Charlotte is going to be just awful.
Tons of bridges washed out around here. Worst I’ve ever seen it in the upstate
the tight gradient is where the line of storms is currently at
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Under a severe thunderstorm warning now, it's been getting darker by the minute.
Some 5” pixels starting to show up on Radarscope near my house
Surprised no High Risk was issued for flooding. There are flash flood emergencies now coming out of GSP.