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<\/a>A possible light winter weather event may occur tonight from a weak system moving across the area. Little to no accumulation of snow is excepted. However, with no accumulating snow yet this season, there is a slim chance this could serve to be the first event to give us more than a trace of snowfall.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n NWS Discussion:<\/p>\n .SHORT TERM \/6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH FRIDAY\/… HOLDING ONTO CLDS AND CHC<\/a>POPS<\/a>NR<\/a> THE CST THU MRNG<\/a> ASSOCIATED W\/ HIGHS TEMPS THU WILL ONLY RECOVER INTO THE L\/M 40S. FEW GUSTS UP Update from 4 PM on 1\/15\/2014:<\/strong><\/p>\n WITH THAT SAID…EXPECT PRECIP TO DEVELOP OVER THE PIEDMONT LATE A possible light winter weather event may occur tonight from a weak system moving across the area. Little to no accumulation of snow is excepted. However, with no accumulating snow yet this season, there is a slim chance this could serve to be the first event to give us more than a trace of snowfall. … Continue reading January 16, 2014: Rain Showers to Snow Showers<\/span> <\/a>
\nACTIVE<\/a> NRN STREAM RMNS DOMINANT THROUGH FRI. COLDER AIR GRADUALLY
\nSPREAD OVR<\/a> THE RGN<\/a>TNGT<\/a>…AS LO PRES<\/a> IS SLO<\/a> TO DVLP<\/a> OFF THE CST.
\nWKNG S\/W ALOFT CROSSES THE RGN<\/a>TNGT<\/a>\/THU MRNG<\/a> KEEPING MOISTURE<\/a> AND
\nRATHER WK<\/a>UVM<\/a> (BTWN<\/a> H85-H7<\/a>). MAY BE ENOUGH TO SQUEEZE OUT LGT<\/a>PCPN<\/a>
\nTNGT<\/a>…ESP<\/a> INLAND. WINTER PARAMETERS CONT<\/a> TO SUGGEST LO PROB FOR
\nTRANSITION TO MIXED PTYPE OR (JUST) SN STARTING OUT OVR<\/a> THE PDMNT
\nAND SLOLY SPREADING E (BY ERY THU MRNG<\/a>). QPF<\/a> IS XPCD TO BE AOB<\/a>
\n0.05″…PTNTLLY ENUF FOR A SMALL\/SLUSHY ACCUM FOR PARTS OF THE
\nAREA W OF I 95. LO TEMPS FM<\/a> THE U20S FAR W TO THE M30S TO THE E.<\/p>\n
\nDVLPG LO PRES<\/a> OFFSHR. A CLRG<\/a> TREND FM<\/a> W TO E XPCD MIDDAY THROUGH
\nAFTN<\/a> AS THAT LO BEGINS TO PULL AWAY FM<\/a> THE CST. YET ANOTHER CDFNT<\/a>
\nAPPROACHES FM<\/a> THE W ON FRI…REACHING THE CST VERY LT IN THE DAY.
\nMOISTURE<\/a>FM<\/a> THAT SYS<\/a> LIMITED…SO POPS<\/a> TO BE QUITE LO (AOB<\/a> 14% FOR
\nNOW). OTRW<\/a>…CLR<\/a>-PC THU NGT<\/a> THROUGH FRI.<\/p>\n
\nTO 20-30 MPH POSSIBLE ALONG THE COAST THU MRNG<\/a>. MILDER FRI W\/ HI<\/a>
\nTEMPS FM<\/a> THE M40S TO L50S.<\/p>\n
\nTODAY INTO EARLY THIS EVENING AND PERSIST THROUGH LATE
\nTONIGHT…REMAINING ALONG AND WEST OF INTERSTATE 95. WHILE PRECIP
\nWILL BE LIGHT…HAVE OPTED TO INCREASE POPS<\/a> TO LIKELY<\/a>. THICKNESSES
\nBEGIN TO RAPIDLY FALL THIS EVENING AS COLDER AIR SURGES INTO THE
\nREGION. HOWEVER…TEMPS ONLY EXPECTED TO FALL INTO THE LOW
\n30S…SO TRANSITION OVER TO SNOW WILL BE SLOW…LIKELY<\/a> OCCURRING
\nAFTER MIDNIGHT. EXPECT SNOWFALL AS FAR EAST AS INTERSTATE 95 BY
\nTHURS MORNING. QPF<\/a> WILL LIKELY<\/a> BE LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF AN INCH.
\nANTICIPATE ONLY MINOR\/SLUSHY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS (<.05 INCHES) ON
\nGRASSY OR COLD SURFACES FROM FARMVILLE NWD<\/a> TO LOUISA…WELL BELOW
\nADVISORY CRITERIA.<\/p>\n