NanKC

Blessed to be living in Southport with the love of my life. Mom to six people who are no longer my babies and are quickly becoming adults. Jesus follower.

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@NWSWilmingtonNC 0.6” exactly in my rain gauge in Boiling Spring Lakes.

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@GStephenson_Wx Loving the Euro for Brunswick County!

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@SCweather_wx Just read the article - they happen inland too. I never heard them until se moved to the coast. Spent 20 years between Macon, GA, and Fayetteville, NC, and never heard them there.

[NanKC @ashmore_n]

@SCweather_wx https://t.co/24NK8OcnFp

[NanKC @ashmore_n]

About 6.75” in Boiling Spring Lakes (measured at 9:35am - snow ended about 8:45am). Melted to 0.35” of liquid, which means our snow ratio was just over 19:1. @NWSWilmingtonNC #ncwx #snow

[NanKC @ashmore_n]

@NCWeatherhound I’m feeling violated here…

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@NCWeatherhound Feeling your pain in Brunswick County

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@RaleighWx You have renewed my hope for Brunswick County lol. So far, it has been feeling like January 2018 all over again 😭

[NanKC @ashmore_n]

@WXWatcher07 @SCweather_wx Please let that push all the way to and through Brunswick County, NC! 🙏🏻

[NanKC @ashmore_n]

Warm air aloft. Fog forming quickly in Southport. @NWSWilmingtonNC #ncwx

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@BobbiStorm Liking, but REALLY NOT LIKING

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@NCWeatherhound Please be wrong Please be wrong Please be wrong. Last year’s January storm was enough for a few years, and I really don’t want ice in BrunsCo 🙏🏻

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@NCWeatherhound Winds just kicked up in Boiling Spring Lakes. Will track the drop here. Thanks for the inspiration!

[NanKC @ashmore_n]

@NWSWilmingtonNC What years were the snow and super-cold temps at ILM?

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@BobbiStorm In 2011, there was a snow forecast for Macon, GA that was so sure that Jim Cantore came down to cover it. Instead Atlanta had a surprise snowstorm that shut down the city for days. Macon got a coating of sleet.

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@BigJoeBastardi It’s too bad that names or lack thereof do not accurately indicate impacts

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@BigJoeBastardi It is unfortunate that giving a storm a name brings it more publicity. A name does not measure impacts, but people do not take unnamed storms as seriously. Love the idea of changing the whole classification system.

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@hurricanetrack THANK YOU! 😊

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@justaguyactual1 @SCweather_wx Media attention is especially lacking for smaller markets

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@justaguyactual1 @SCweather_wx Brunswick County (in the bullseye) is well aware that low-cat and no-named storms can wreak havoc. PTC#8 and Isaias are fresh memories. Great point about media/online coverage though.