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Wow, North Carolina with all that snow on the ground.
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Meanwhile it was going to be much more until just 24-36hrs before when things changed and storm was going to be west more. If not for that jog west down south, I would of gotten just 1"
Check out some snow ratios I put into the column here.. Source::
North Carolina.. The 107:1 is an error. lol. Check out Beach Mountain! 28:1 ratio for the mountain there. Is Pitt county closer to the coast?
North Carolina.. The 107:1 is an error. lol. Check out Beach Mountain! 28:1 ratio for the mountain there. Is Pitt county closer to the coast?
Yes, it's where Greenville, NC is.
Anyway, there's been some melting and sublimation where I live, but I still have about 1.5" on the ground, much of it sleet. That stuff will take some time to melt. But I bet it will be all gone by Wednesday when it's supposed to get into the 50s.
Yes, it's where Greenville, NC is.
Anyway, there's been some melting and sublimation where I live, but I still have about 1.5" on the ground, much of it sleet. That stuff will take some time to melt. But I bet it will be all gone by Wednesday when it's supposed to get into the 50s.
Tomorrow supposed to be 40s, we won't even get below freezing tomorrow night. That will be enough to finish off most of the areas except shaded ones. This pack has been very persistent because it hasn't warmed up. Normally after a snowstorm we warm up and melt most of the pack the day after.
Yes, it's where Greenville, NC is.
Anyway, there's been some melting and sublimation where I live, but I still have about 1.5" on the ground, much of it sleet. That stuff will take some time to melt. But I bet it will be all gone by Wednesday when it's supposed to get into the 50s.
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Originally Posted by muslim12
Tomorrow supposed to be 40s, we won't even get below freezing tomorrow night. That will be enough to finish off most of the areas except shaded ones. This pack has been very persistent because it hasn't warmed up. Normally after a snowstorm we warm up and melt most of the pack the day after.
I got 3" on ground. I melted it down and it was 0.20" liquid sitting there. Garden is gonna love the slow melt .... if it can last that long. lol
BTW - I noticed Washington DC and Baltimore got less than 1 inch with this storm.
Long Fast loop. Watch the first snow wave hit the northeast then the bigger storm come from South to Northeast
Close up with metars. Just realized Scranton and Albany never reported any snow falling.
Wow that thing moved fast!
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