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Snow

yeah the bus was having a lot of trouble getting up my driveway

to your credit you do make an unintentionally solid argument for why we need better schools
 
i'd be good with this; a full digg in g'boro

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Doesn't seem to be any consensus about what this mess is gonna do now.
 
Had to change my flight out of NC because of winter weather. Now I’m supposed to fly back Saturday. Not landing at RDU until like midnight, so I think we’ll be okay since it looks like precip is going to stop Saturday AM.
 
most of the models seem pretty clear that there will be snow from somewhere near CLT all the way up to SE VA. Raleigh looks good for snow; Triad fairly good; Charlotte is right on the line between a good 6" snow and a boring 1-2".
 
Had to change my flight out of NC because of winter weather. Now I’m supposed to fly back Saturday. Not landing at RDU until like midnight, so I think we’ll be okay since it looks like precip is going to stop Saturday AM.

Agreed. They'll have it cleaned up by then.
 
Trends for snow? Model trends since this morning have been towards virtually no storm at all for anywhere outside of the triangle (and maybe I-95) east in NC.
 
the weenies on americanwx are losing their shit about how badly the models have fallen apart today. What was showing 4-8" for Charlotte overnight (with a consensus from all the models of a good event) has quickly dropped off due to lack of moisture, and we're now looking at 1-2" just 12 hours later. Raleigh may still get a good hit but the rest of us are very iffy from my amateur read.
 
it is hilarious to read honestly. people acting like a computer has somehow personally let them down, even though clearly they all just missed something and the new data has caused them all to back off.
 
It is funny indeed, but for snow lovers, this drastic of a shift in 12-18 hours is like the sports analogy of a WF 4th quarter performance at Kenan Stadium.
 
the weenies on americanwx are losing their shit about how badly the models have fallen apart today. What was showing 4-8" for Charlotte overnight (with a consensus from all the models of a good event) has quickly dropped off due to lack of moisture, and we're now looking at 1-2" just 12 hours later. Raleigh may still get a good hit but the rest of us are very iffy from my amateur read.

I dunno if Raleigh will even get a good thump. Looks like it’s moving East and potentially offshore. BUST.
 
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