❄️ Say It Ain't Snow: Major Winter Storm Targets NC & SC | Coastal Low & Arctic Blast | Ep. 570

Описание: The Carolina Weather Group is tracking another winter weather outbreak for the Carolinas this weekend, marking the second or third weekend in a row of wintry impacts. We break down the potential for a "bomb cyclone" effect off the coast and what it means for snow totals across North and South Carolina.

In this episode:

Central NC & Raleigh: Special guest Greg Fischel returns to discuss the "perfect track" needed for significant snow and why the NC coast is a breeding ground for Nor'easters.

Outer Banks & Coast: Sam Walker breaks down the threat of 8+ inches of snow, high winds (gusts to 60 knots), and the potential for coastal flooding and overwash.

South Carolina Impacts: Frank Strait explains why this storm features "fluffy" snow with high snow-to-liquid ratios (Kucera method) and what that means for accumulation from Columbia to the coast.

NASCAR & Myrtle Beach: Scotty Powell updates us on the Grand Strand's snow chances and the brutally cold forecast for the NASCAR Clash in Winston-Salem.

Space Coast: A look at how the freezing temperatures could impact the Artemis wet dress rehearsal in Florida.

The Panel: James Brierton, Frank Strait, Sam Walker, Scotty Powell, and special guest Greg Fischel.

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