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Major 12z model runs so far for the Winston-Salem area: GFS 13" with 1.4" total precip, NAM 13" with 1.6" total precip, and Canadian 8" with 1.5" total precip. Looks like the models are settling in on 1.5" liquid equivalent for triad area with less of a mixing issue than previous model runs.
Major 12z model runs so far for the Winston-Salem area: GFS 13" with 1.4" total precip, NAM 13" with 1.6" total precip, and Canadian 8" with 1.5" total precip. Looks like the models are settling in on 1.5" liquid equivalent for triad area with less of a mixing issue than previous model runs.
Can you translate for us lay people? Is that saying GFS= 13 inches of snow, which would be 1.4 inches if it fell as rain? Not sure how to read your numbers.
It's been snowing off and on most of the day here in Avery County... just another dusting so far, but a good "warm-up" (so to speak) for the big event.
850s (roughly the rain/snow determinant aloft) are really jumping north to south on the NAM model over NC, but overall it's colder than previous runs through hour 45. All snow along and to the north of a Charlotte to RDU line roughly, if this model is correct. until mixing around hour 51.
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