Is it truly over for the Carolinas for weekend event?
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Is it truly over for the Carolinas for weekend event?
Storm, WxGuy, anyone else......What are the chances these models just can't handle what is actually going to occur and have therefore no clue as to which way to trend? First going south, then north, then south and now looks north again! What are your thoughts as of now for the Carolinas getting in on some action?
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It seems to be a nothing but rain event
here for us in Raleigh NC. Funny to me how every local met is saying something totally different for this weekends weather, I wonder if it's cause they aren't sure what's going to happen.
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It *seems* as though the models are now down playing the storm on Saturday and turning it into a non-event. We have had two misses with the models so far this week... the snow on Wednesday which was not suppose to accumulate or be a problem and the snow Thursday night/Friday morning which was going to be a problem. Both events turned out to be the opposite of what was forcast. With that track record, I'm not sure if I should read Saturday's forcast as a major ice storm or just cold rain! 

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Suncat wrote:It *seems* as though the models are now down playing the storm on Saturday and turning it into a non-event. We have had two misses with the models so far this week... the snow on Wednesday which was not suppose to accumulate or be a problem and the snow Thursday night/Friday morning which was going to be a problem. Both events turned out to be the opposite of what was forcast. With that track record, I'm not sure if I should read Saturday's forcast as a major ice storm or just cold rain!
I know the feeling...can the mets say "bust" on the opposite ends of the spectrum?!

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Suncat wrote:I'm not sure what is going on, but I think we have had our high temperature of 34F earlier today. The temp has now dropped to 32F and it really feels cold outside because of the humidity. I've seen a few stray snowflakes in the air!
backdoor cold front (and cold air damming taking hold with some evaporational cooling enhancing that effect.)
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I think all of your forecasters are afraid of loosing their jobs after Wednesday. It's sad that there is still no consensus between their forecasts. I think maybe there should be one official forecast for an area. Instead of everyone trying to go at it alone, everyone puts their heads together and comes out with one well thought out forecast.
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