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Well it'll be below freezing on Friday morning so any rain/snow mix that does fall Thursday could certainly melt/freeze if temperatures are low enough to allow for it to stick
I consider myself to be a snow lover sometimes. Just a few weeks ago, I took my kids up to Boone for a mid Saturday small snow fall. It was only a few inches on grassy surfaces, but it was enough to build a small snow man and have a few snowball fights. Interestingly, Boone averages around 35 inches of snow annually. By comparison, Detroit gets 33 inches annually. For the snow lovers out there, a trip to Boone is a nice treat for sure!
The snow fans are going to be disappointed when they discover there is a difference between projected snow fall and actual accumulation. Just because they say that 1-2" will fall, that's not how much that will actually accumulate. The ground temperature is too high for much of anything to accumulate. And the temperature will be high enough that anything that does accumulate will disappear pretty quickly.
Highly inaccurate info there. Folklore is not fact.
Anyone else with tree fruit in blossom disgusted by the projected low Friday? This is the first time my plum tree has ever blossomed and I've got to pull out all the stops to try to save them from succumbing to the cold.
January 2000. Zero chance of accumulation. They couldn't stress this enough.
We had 27" in North Raleigh.
Ground temp is irrelevant. It's not June or July.
Seems like you're the one going with folklore now.
Believe what you want. I'm not going to argue with you.
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