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Wintry The Webber/1300m/Kylo/Jon/Whatalife Storm January 12th-14th

Sleet City USA said:
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Can someone please tell me if this remotely possible. Thank you, in advance
 
I wish I knew how to properly measure snow. I just went out and did measurements in the yard, in the driveway, on the car. I measured anywhere between 5.5 and 7".
 
Concord regional airport just north of clt has a 32.4 wetbulb, a area most Mets said was likely just going to be a plain rain
 
hrrr is starting to grab my attention, it shows sleet in the heaviest bursts of precip, forget its bias, it did that with the last storm and the one back in November and that actually happened/verified, during those bursts to the sounding is marginally supportive of it
 
Certainly not expecting anything here but interestingly enough atm wet bulb of 31.9 with some returns showing up on radar.

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Very close, warm nose is very strong but I had the same exact sounding last storm and still ended up with heavy bursts of sleet 95C8527C-4A7A-4B95-AE08-5E833FF9921F.png
 
I just can't agree that this is a classic CAD. Look at the wind directions in the western Piedmont - certainly not from the northeast as typical for this type of setup. Most locations just east of the Apps are actually southwesterly! This really is an insitu CAD brought on by the last front that deposited all of the dry air and set up an insitu CAD. The high building in to the north effectively is doing nothing for this system.

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Wetbulb has come down some from earlier... still 33.1 though. Yet another cold rain
 
Rain and 32.7 (two weatherunderground stations within 2 miles of my location both reporting 32.7).
 
1300m said:
I just can't agree that this is a classic CAD. Look at the wind directions in the western Piedmont - certainly not from the northeast as typical for this type of setup. Most locations just east of the Apps are actually southwesterly! This really is an insitu CAD brought on by the last front that deposited all of the dry air and set up an insitu CAD. The high building in to the north effectively is doing nothing for this system.

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Agreed. The fetch of cold and dry look like they have been cut.
 
32.4/28 and light rain. Our ice storm is upon us. If it rains like this all night, we should maximize what we can accrue at these temps.
 
Just traveled up to NW Dawson/Pickens for the hell of it to see what elevation the ice started. Once I got to about 1850-1900' there were tiny icicles starting to accumulate and zr was just getting heavier and as such the ice accreation. I think there should be an advisory for Dawson and Pickens but that's just me. Whole different ballgame for my area. I'm stuck at 33.7 and don't see it going much below that. Cold early January rain. Gotta love it, NOT!
 
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