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4:03 a.m. • 5-18-13

Weather Forecast for Raleigh

  • Today: Thunderstorm.
    • Hi: 82° F
  • Sun: Thunderstorm.
    • Hi: 78° F
  • Mon: Thunderstorm.
    • Hi: 80° F

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Comments :: Lion? Check. Lamb comes later

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Haha Kelly.....This storm was a lion. But soon he will retreat and the lamb WILL rule!

To all the Wake Cares parents or what ever you call your selves...have fun with a 3 day spring break! I am sure that it is known by the school board that this will more than likely affect those that complain constantly about reassignments. ENJOY!

When did it become cool to diss the weather guys? Since when has weather been predictable? It's an educated guess, at best. They are only trained to look at the conditions and go from there. Guess a lot of people are bored today.

still flurrying in west Raleigh at 1:46.

It is STILL snowing here in Northwest raleigh and accumulating.

""this sure wasn't the epic storm everyone was making it out to be." AMEN and NO kidding!! Where's MR. "Local Meteorologist" know it all with his "social and economic devastation forecast of epic proportions"??? As I said last week, while Mr. Fishel was saying it would park right over us and snow a foot, NOT WHEN IT WAS 72 2 days ago!!!!"

Please get your facts straight. All of the OFFICIAL snowfall forecasts was basically for 2-4 inches in the Triangle and that is certainly what we got. The days prior, the NWS and tv mets were showing the potential, which depended on the upper level low track. The low went a little further west and the heaviest accumulations were in the western part of the state, generally 6-12 inches which is very impressive for March and is disruptive. The official forecasts were spot on. You just like to bash at any chance, especially when you said it would not snow.

Whoever is posting pictures to the website article really has a small dog fetish. Scary.

I wish someone would do an evaluation on how much these days that there really is not any snow costs local businessed due to missed work. May make Wake Countly get off there .... and actually attempt to have school instead of calling it off based on forecasts.

I love that first picture! The newborn baby knows what he wants. He's pointing at the door saying "Enough snow already, it's freezing out here, the door is right over there!"

Kent Brockman: “Roads closed, pipes frozen, albinos …virtually invisible. The National Weather Service has upgraded Springfield’s blizzard from “Winter Wonderland” to a “Class 3 Kill-Storm”!

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