Kylo
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For real. Crazy that we are getting closer and closer to the zero hour and still have various options on the table with this system.:weenie::weenie::weenie:
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Would be awesome to see this happen again. This system seems to be similar.I still can't believe this actually happened... Heavy rain changed to heavy thundersnow and thundersleet mixed w/ graupel as far south as Moncure, Clayton, and Wilson in early May 1939, and snow managed to accumulate in Roxboro, Oxford, and Henderson in the middle of the day near high noon w/ a sun angle and insolation equivalent to what we see in August. So much for that sun angle and warm ground temps precluding accumulation.
The big takeaway here (as we've also seen in other storms this year) ground temps, sun angle, etc. are pretty irrelevant if the precipitation is heavy enough and you're encased w/ thick cloud cover.
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Seems it is moving back to where it was before when it had a bigger shot at winter precip for NC.Lol the models still can't pin down the low track or speed. Each run of each model sends it further south and slower it seems. Back down to south or central GA when 2 days ago it was going through the far northern parts of the state.
Lol don't tell me more about how NC is going to get snow. Wish it would hit the brakes by about 12 hours.Seems it is moving back to where it was before when it had a bigger shot at winter precip for NC.
That's fairly bold on their part.... I've seen them call for less than that in better situations in the dead of Winter. LolWRAL calling for a trace to an inch of snow here.
I'm in!