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Wintry February 7-8 Winter storm

Nice snow shower at 37 degrees in Sylacauga Al

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A welcomed sight this year. We just had the best shower of the day come through - all graupel. I think I might take the kids on a Cohutta's adventure tomorrow if we don't get lucky.
 

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Morning. Windshield slush beats a shutout, so calling it a win for February thus far in Chattanooga, lol.
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metwannabe said:
Hanging on the moisture a little further east too... maybe you can squeeze out a car topper, shoot at this rate @SD might even see some white rain
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On 2nd thought probably virga for him but hey maybe he see's something if he squints real hard

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I'm going to need that snow transition line just about 20 miles further west please
 
Ok, snow coming down good in Fort Oglethorpe Ga. Shutout cancelled for this year. This one setting up for tomorrow's event? Excitement rising!
 
malak05 said:
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Ummm....HRW-WRF?
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LMAO, that's wild! 3 inches?! As badly as I want to I refuse to buy into this. 1/2 inch maybe, but 3?

EDIT: Curious to see what the NWS thinks about the NAM or the WRF if they give much credence to that model anyway. In a nice way they'll probably say they are both trash.?
 
IMO, it's all gonna depend on two factors: How early does the precip arrive(earlier, the better)? How heavy is the precip(better rates = more dynamic cooling near the surface)? I don't think 850 mb temps will be much of a problem north of I-20, but the lower levels(925mb and lower) are where people in N. GA(especially closer to I-20) could run into some trouble.

If I were maybe 25 miles N/NE of Atlanta, I'd be excited. This looks like a potential overperformer if temps cooperate.
 
LovingGulfLows said:
IMO, it's all gonna depend on two factors: How early does the precip arrive(earlier, the better)? How heavy is the precip(better rates = more dynamic cooling near the surface)? I don't think 850 mb temps will be much of a problem north of I-20, but the lower levels(925mb and lower) are where people in N. GA(especially closer to I-20) could run into some trouble.

If I were maybe 25 miles N/NE of Atlanta, I'd be excited. This looks like a potential overperformer if temps cooperate.
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Yeah and the upstate looks to be a prime spot as well North of 85
 
Jessy89 said:
Do you see Gsp issuing a advisory north of 85. A inch is a advisory event I think


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They're probably going to wait a bit...maybe even until the system is actually on top of GA before issuing an advisory. I'm still pretty skeptical. I want to see the RGEM trend towards the NAM.
 
Whats it going to take to get the snow to push further east into Charlotte
 
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