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Wintry Winter Storm Call maps

that’s very close to what I’m thinking so I’m not even gonna do one. Good job. I’m watching for any last minute qpf reductions in case heavy snow amounts do not occur north of i40.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
that’s very close to what I’m thinking so I’m not even gonna do one. Good job. I’m watching for any last minute qpf reductions in case heavy snow amounts do not occur north of i40.
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Then why Mt .Rodgers? I get the warm nose thing but I'd seriously consider highlands Brevard area.
 
Looks pretty good. Not too sure about the backside sleet or snow for GA and points west into AL. End of the NAM was meh. Maybe it juices up but I’m not too enthused.


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BirdManDoomW said:
that’s very close to what I’m thinking so I’m not even gonna do one. Good job. I’m watching for any last minute qpf reductions in case heavy snow amounts do not occur north of i40.
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Come up to Roanoke! We are right on the line for sleet. If there is any shift SE in the models then we are all snow going from 10 inches to 16 inches most likely
 
BullCityWx said:
Then why Mt .Rodgers? I get the warm nose thing but I'd seriously consider highlands Brevard area.
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It’s just very close to home to me and it’s the highest elevation in the state of Virginia. It’s a unique spot not many realize it’s practically on our state border and I prefer to stay with NWS Blacksburg since they cover Wilkes.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
It’s just very close to home to me and it’s the highest elevation in the state of Virginia. It’s a unique spot not many realize it’s practically on our state border and I prefer to stay with NWS Blacksburg since they cover Wilkes.
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Are you saying your going to be on top of a 5000 foot mountain that’s all wilderness in the middle of a major storm ?
 
BirdManDoomW said:
It’s just very close to home to me and it’s the highest elevation in the state of Virginia. It’s a unique spot not many realize it’s practically on our state border and I prefer to stay with NWS Blacksburg since they cover Wilkes.
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Idk why my reply said bull city ex lol
 
ATLwxfan said:
Looks pretty good. Not too sure about the backside sleet or snow for GA and points west into AL. End of the NAM was meh. Maybe it juices up but I’m not too enthused.


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BirdManDoomW said:
It’s just very close to home to me and it’s the highest elevation in the state of Virginia. It’s a unique spot not many realize it’s practically on our state border and I prefer to stay with NWS Blacksburg since they cover Wilkes.
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Do you have a CB radio? Just in case you get out of cell phone range its good to have for backup. Mine gets out about 50 miles. It can save a life.
 
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First call map. This is going to change no doubt. Mountains are going to get hammered with this storm. 12"+ totals especially along the BR parkway. Definitely think along and north of 85, especially in the upstate and the mountains of NE Georgia will finish with 4-6" of snow after the sleet cuts down on some of the totals. If you go measure outside with sleet included you probably will get above 6" in a lot of places. A glaze to 0.1" of ZR as well. along and SE of 85 and through the Central upstate I think 2-4" Should be a good bet especially with that backside band, but a lot more ICE and sleet. Through the southern upstate, midlands, and most of the I20 corridor is where I think we are set up for a Major Ice storm.
 
iGRXY said:
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First call map. This is going to change no doubt. Mountains are going to get hammered with this storm. 12"+ totals especially along the BR parkway. Definitely think along and north of 85, especially in the upstate and the mountains of NE Georgia will finish with 4-6" of snow after the sleet cuts down on some of the totals. If you go measure outside with sleet included you probably will get above 6" in a lot of places. A glaze to 0.1" of ZR as well. along and SE of 85 and through the Central upstate I think 2-4" Should be a good bet especially with that backside band, but a lot more ICE and sleet. Through the southern upstate, midlands, and most of the I20 corridor is where I think we are set up for a Major Ice storm.
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Good first call map. All in all, a big wintery mess
 
Good maps. If I did one the only difference I would make is 12-24” range from Crumpler NC into Virginia up and past Mount Rogers.
 
iGRXY said:
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First call map. This is going to change no doubt. Mountains are going to get hammered with this storm. 12"+ totals especially along the BR parkway. Definitely think along and north of 85, especially in the upstate and the mountains of NE Georgia will finish with 4-6" of snow after the sleet cuts down on some of the totals. If you go measure outside with sleet included you probably will get above 6" in a lot of places. A glaze to 0.1" of ZR as well. along and SE of 85 and through the Central upstate I think 2-4" Should be a good bet especially with that backside band, but a lot more ICE and sleet. Through the southern upstate, midlands, and most of the I20 corridor is where I think we are set up for a Major Ice storm.
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Great map and probably pretty close. It's been 2893 days since CAE recorded measurable snow/ice (Feb 12, 2014) will this break the streak?
 
iGRXY said:
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First call map. This is going to change no doubt. Mountains are going to get hammered with this storm. 12"+ totals especially along the BR parkway. Definitely think along and north of 85, especially in the upstate and the mountains of NE Georgia will finish with 4-6" of snow after the sleet cuts down on some of the totals. If you go measure outside with sleet included you probably will get above 6" in a lot of places. A glaze to 0.1" of ZR as well. along and SE of 85 and through the Central upstate I think 2-4" Should be a good bet especially with that backside band, but a lot more ICE and sleet. Through the southern upstate, midlands, and most of the I20 corridor is where I think we are set up for a Major Ice storm.
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Speaking for those of us who love having power in the pink area on your map, I hope this forecast does not pan out. At this time though I think your map is a pretty good call. It's time to start preparing for the worst and hoping for the best.
 
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