Winter Storm December 7-10, 2018 (places, United States, map, forecast)
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I see models continued the northward march overnight. SC is out of the picture and 1 more shift and raleigh is too as we seem to be the cutoff as usual.
It looks like I’m in the 12 inch+ range in every recent model run that I’ve seen. Regardless of whether it shifts north or south, I think it is a safe bet that I will at least get a few inches of snow.
I can’t wait to hear what Bernie Rayno has to say about this storm! I always love his videos.
I see models continued the northward march overnight. SC is out of the picture and 1 more shift and raleigh is too as we seem to be the cutoff as usual.
Yup I'm sure we'll bust as usual. That's ok, not ready for a walloping snow storm right now. Two weeks later? Bring it!
Most of the models have a foot or more snow for Asheville but I have seen at least one calling for a Wintery mix. Should be a doozy whatever we get.
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Originally Posted by user491
It looks like I’m in the 12 inch+ range in every recent model run that I’ve seen. Regardless of whether it shifts north or south, I think it is a safe bet that I will at least get a few inches of snow.
I can’t wait to hear what Bernie Rayno has to say about this storm! I always love his videos.
I think you guys are in a sweet spot with this one! We will be curious what happens there. Keep us posted. Could be a "doozy" for sure. Especially with moisture coming from the Pacific, usually those storms always have extra juice. but as always little changes make a big difference..
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