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Old Mossy Horns
Any updates on the track of this?
Going to mostly be onset event for 2/3rds of the state, latest trends though do spread more light snow over us faster so Monday morning could be a huge mess all over the state, especially west of I 95. The models insist the amounts will be light, the moisture tap is from the west not south or east so the QPF is way lower than a system tapping the GOM or ATL, and they will eventually get tapped but by then temps should get above freezing for most of us. There is little doubt we all change to rain, you guys out there in the I 77 corridors and west have the best chance of getting several inches of snow and then a decent little ice storm before flipping over to rain late tomorrow afternoon....RDU should flip to rain by 2-4pm and PGV should flip around 11-12am. Again though this is a complicated system and a extra .25" of precip ( which could easily not be well modeled) before it changes over can be the difference between 1" of snow and ice and 4" of snow and ice given the cold air mass we have.
Me too, would you mind sending me a PM each morning telling what's it's going to be like in Vance County?I like your predictions/forecasts better than the TV weatherpeople. Keep it up!
We have a heavy dusting of snow here in Stokes Co.
Sent from wherever I was at the time...
Yep looking a little early with the snow there you guys might over perform, ratios are really high, typically around here we get heavy wet snow ( We weather nerds call it Carolina Concrete) and the ratio averages 8-10:1 so for every inch of rain we get 8-10" of snow, with the really cold dry air ratios increase a lot. You guys most likely are closer to 15-20:1 or even higher so for every .10" of "precip" you get 1.5-2" of snow so even though you might only have .25-30" of precip with those ratios instead of 1-3" you get 4-6" of really powdery snow...not saying you gonna get 4-6" just using it as a example of why you might end up with that much.
Already an inch and a half here in the corner of stokes, forsyth and yadkin counties.