BHS1975
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Wintry Winters Last Stand / March 11th-13th Winter Storm
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ColdAMO
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i'd love to see that jan 1922 storm map that gave Roxboro 36". I doubt i will even see a 36" storm in NC. I have been in a 24 inch storm in Jan 2000.
Webberweather53
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No problem. There were actually 2 separate storms in January 1922, but yea I've checked several sources through AMS, NCDC, etc. the 36" report in Roxboro is legit & was measured in several locations to alleviate drifting
ColdAMO
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Thanks. another map saved for my collection
Cary_Snow95
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Per usual great stuff Eric
BHS1975
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Do you have the version showing more of the east coast?
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ColdAMO
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The biggest snow for NC that I could find in print was the great snow of 1857. 4-6 ft amounts with 10ft drifts. Very little melting for a month! I never found a map for that storm
Webberweather53
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Sure thing! I'm working on putting together an all-inclusive archive that includes the events I've analyzed along w/ NWS RAH past events in one place...
olhausen
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Very nice accumulations right across the Tennessee/Kentucky state line.Still snowing in Carolinas
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Why yes, yes it is
NorthGaWinter4
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Gfs gonna be a good run for Kentucky, Tenn, NC. north ga and other gonna be too warm...
Great gfs run for Tennessee
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NorthGaWinter4
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Cold 850s pressing into NC, SC but ga is too warm :,)
Cary_Snow95
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So far the 0z suite is digging the s/w ever so slightly more and slower. Start of trend?
NorthGaWinter4
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If you are in Ga this gfs run should halt your hope. Game over. Upstate SC AND NC crush Jon incoming
Gfs is a little more neutral tilt with the SW. Good jet dynamics a slightly colder than 18z should be a great run. I see it has snow into Al Ga
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Webberweather53
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I do not but here's another map covering the mid-Atlantic states...
If you're looking for individual station data, try the Southeastern Regional Climate Center's NWS NOWData, NCDC's Regional Snowfall Index (RSI) viewer, &/or their Image and Publication System (IPS), as well as state climate offices.
SERCC NWS NOWData: http://sercc.com/nowdata.html
NCDC RSI https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/snow-and-ice/rsi/ (go here and click on RSI Map Viewer)
NCDC IPS https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/IPS/