Radar looks fantastic for another inch or two of rain for Raleigh. Maybe we'll get lucky and see a departing flurry from the bottom of the comma head as it lifts north out of the area tomorrow.
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MichaelJ
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We have had sleet mostly for over an hour now in the Triad and more snow tonight is looking iffy currently. Glad to see a lot of people doing better than expected, quite a storm for this time of year. Hope the peeps in the Triangle can pick up some decent snow overnight or early tomorrow
Catfish
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Absolutely true. Nobody made a big deal about the potential of this storm. You can alert people without creating panic. We’ve got nearly 8 inches in Marietta. Epic bust even at FFC.
Parker
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Not liking the trends at the current moment, everything that crosses the line gets dried out once it gets in Bama. I really feel like this second wave will definitely be for the East central folks in alabama.
Snowflowxxl
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Snow has ended for now in ATL.
And yet most of the models i saw were showing widespread 6" and they were still forecasting an inch or less. Makes no sense.
I dont like the looks of the radar. Is there supposed to be more to develop ?
LovingGulfLows
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Let's be honest. Even a lot of people on here were saying "Those are 10:1 ratio clown maps! Don't believe them! FAKE NEWS!".
WarEagle22
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I agree. Almost every model was in agreement with totals. We have had close to 9" here and that was what some of the models were calling for, which at the time I wanted to believe but didn't. However, they way under did our snow totals in a pretty big swath over here in East AL anyways. I am so happy though. This snow will be one to remember for sure. I can't recall such a thick. fluffy, powdery snow since I was really little.
NorthGaWinter4
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Look at the radar and the HRRR there is more to come! That deform wants to pound North Ga
LovingGulfLows
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The HRRR/NAM modeled deform band is my only hope for any accumulating snow this storm. I'm praying it performs as modeled, but I'm very skeptical of backend snows on models...they always seem to end quicker and be less impactful than the main event.
MichaelJ
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Like every storm, models hit in some areas, over performed in some, and missed badly in others. The SE is a BIG area and there will always be winners and losers in any storm
Omgd some of the totals NW of Atlanta are amazing
WarEagle22
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They appear to show some drying, then it looks to blow back up and bring some more bands over our way and into Georgia.
I think people put way too much emphasis on the soil temps.
Snow_chaser
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The locals are now calling for additional amounts and it looks like it’s tapering off unless it’s going to blossom again over E Alabama into Georgia ?
Xtreme Weather
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Is a nice start to the season...