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Here are the YouTube assets for the segment featuring Greg Fishel's forecast for Raleigh and the Triangle, based on the provided transcript.

YouTube Video Title
Greg Fishel: "Warm Nose" Danger & Why US Weather Models Failed | Raleigh Ice Storm Forecast

Video Description
Legendary meteorologist Greg Fishel joins the Carolina Weather Group to break down the winter storm threat for Raleigh and the Triangle area (Jan 2026).

In this segment:

Sleet vs. Freezing Rain: Greg explains how a "warm nose" of air aloft (around 6,000–7,000 feet) will likely melt incoming snow, resulting in a sleet or freezing rain event for the Triangle rather than snow-Jan-22-2026-restream.txt].

Model Rant: Greg offers a candid critique of the American GFS model for missing the warm air threat earlier in the week, noting it was an "embarrassing week" for US modeling compared to the European and UK Met data-Jan-22-2026-restream.txt].

Social Media Hype: A warning about "deterministic" snowfall maps shared 5+ days in advance on social media that mislead the public and cause panic-Jan-22-2026-restream.txt].

"Gridlock Day" Flashback: Greg compares this weekend timing to the infamous day when 0.7 inches of snow caused gridlock across Raleigh because everyone left work simultaneously-Jan-22-2026-restream.txt].

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