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Wintry February 7-8 Winter storm

Based off a pic from a relative about 30 minutes ago, I'd say in areas that didn't melt they had gotten to a little over an inch in La Fayette, GA, and I know obviously from here they weren't far from areas that saw more (and may still get more).

I wonder if MRX thinks the cat is already out of the bag for their case, although obviously people didn't realize it.
 
Snowflowxxl said:
I'm 80% rain now. We were all snow for about 10 minutes and the cars and roofs got covered, but now thats washed away. So we got everything lightly covered twice for 5 minutes before the mix came back. Fun event though for this terrible winter! I had conceded no flakes so this is a win

EDIT: Back to 80% snow again, i'm literally on the line.
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Snowflowxxl said:
Back to all snow and the cars are already covered again. If we could just stay all snow I would probably already have an inch because the rates here have been great.
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Same story here. Keeps waffling back and forth from all snow to rain/snow mix to mostly rain to back to moderate snow. You’re doing better than me. Nothing has stuck here just wet outside. At least it’s pretty to look at.
 
Falling fast, but still melting on pavement. Driveway has small patches of snow, road is just wet.
 
Storm5 said:
Mini 5 one and two !!
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Good excuse to go see the in-laws?? ?
 
Snow banding looks to be getting heavier as it’s heading into the upstate, around this time where it’s suppose to start bleak as it moves East on the hrrr, dont see that so far
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Snow banding looks to be getting heavier as it’s heading into the upstate, around this time where it’s suppose to start bleak as it moves East on the hrrr, dont see that so far
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I can’t help but wonder if the little bit of sunshine this morning has maybe helped produce a little instability further east to give a little more in the way of convection and hold things together longer.
 
RAP radar algorithm shows that there's a sharp cutoff between GSP and GA. Although this is the data that goes into the HRRR. I'm willing to bet that this is more so of snow?
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