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Misc Winter Weather Support Group

buckinbronco said:
Yes extreme N and NW Georgia has a good chance. I was more talking about the north metro area.
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Metro Atlanta is not getting anything frozen, freezing or even close. Highs in the mid fifties on Monday with falling temps on Tuesday afternoon. A little rain is possible Tuesday morning with temps in the lower forties. Wednesday will be cold and dry. Thursday will be a transition day but slightly warmer, high probably around 50. Friday will be a cold morning followed by a high in the mid fifties and rain will fall again Friday night and Saturday morning and then it will turn colder for Sunday. No snow is possible in the next 14 days. Fab February or die!
 
weatherfide said:
Metro Atlanta is not getting anything frozen, freezing or even close. Highs in the mid fifties on Monday with falling temps on Tuesday afternoon. A little rain is possible Tuesday morning with temps in the lower forties. Wednesday will be cold and dry. Thursday will be a transition day but slightly warmer, high probably around 50. Friday will be a cold morning followed by a high in the mid fifties and rain will fall again Friday night and Saturday morning and then it will turn colder for Sunday. No snow is possible in the next 14 days. Fab February or die!
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I live in Forsyth County so my area (northern burbs) theoretically has a chance with more southern shifts, but I am not bullish at all.
 
buckinbronco said:
I live in Forsyth County so my area (northern burbs) theoretically has a chance with more southern shifts, but I am not bullish at all.
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I don't really view Forsyth County as the "metro", though. I look at is as more "foothills" or mountains...Yes, a 50 mile south shift might put you in the game in northern Forsyth County.
 
Any of these models go out to 1/26-1/27? I’ll be in Gerton, NC that weekend renting a cabin. I better see snow.
 
I’m a bit shocked. I didn’t think the LES band was positioned favorably to impact the game that much (the stadium is south of where it typically sets up)

But I bet that place is pretty shook after the impact of the storms last year
 
Tomorrow is basically the mid-point of winter with it being the 45th day of meteorological winter and 46 days to go after tomorrow.
 
I have had roughly 10 solid snow events here since January 2011(the last powder snow) and every single one has been 6:1 ratio slop. Beggars can't be choosers, but I would love to see what dry powder is like imby at some point.
 
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