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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)

Steady light snow for about 20 minutes now here a few miles east of Woodstock. Temp is 33 and roads are getting very wet before the bottom falls out temp wise. Will be some serious ice issues overnight and into tomorrow.
 
Looking good
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See the precip starting to blossom away from the main line, SW of ATL? It's happening! And look at the water vapor imagery , thing of beauty!
 
SoutheastRidge said:
They would not declare a state of emergency if it was going to be just an inch of snow. Trust me there will be more than that in places, especially the 85 corridor and East Central AL.
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State of emergency was mainly declared for school closings and to have extra resources to handle the nasty roads that will refreeze and be a nightmare. The real problem are the crashing temperatures freezing any precipitation that did fall.
 
Brad P. doing what he does. Inching up those totals. He downplays everything until the rulers come out.
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Officially have a dusting on grassy and elevated areas. Roads are currently just wet in my area. Still snowing tiny flakes and temp is 29 degrees. I figure the roads will start slicking up in the next hour or so. Be careful out there.
 
metwannabe said:
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I'll bump this if appropriate (please tell me) but I must say, in situations like this, WV is as important a tool as any ... tossed a few loops up there earlier, but this one is awesome. Worth studying the dynamic as well as any model in this time frame, IMHO ... :cool:
 
Don't know if it will have any ramifications or not, but that line is dissipating as it enters the apps in far east TN and western NC. If our snow is dependent upon that main band, then we are in trouble.
 
Tarheel1 said:
Y'all remember a few years back, Dallas , TX was forecast to get an inch and ended up with 12"!? That's the kind of busts that give you hope! It gave a lot of us wintry precip too
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May I (we) ask where you are? It is hard to carry on a conversation when people at least dont give their zip code, if you are wanted by the FBI that is different altogether, LOL, only kidding...Peace..
 
Avalanche said:
Don't know if it will have any ramifications or not, but that line is dissipating as it enters the apps in far east TN and western NC. If our snow is dependent upon that main band, then we are in trouble.
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It was predicted by the models to do that so it should not have any effect on TN/NC
 
Tarheel1 said:
See the precip starting to blossom away from the main line, SW of ATL? It's happening! And look at the water vapor imagery , thing of beauty!
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I've had intermittent virga already, well ahead. It's still nearly 47, but apparently that becomes history pretty quickly. I wouldn't mind having some of that front runner rain to juice up the column. Already had a bit of virga snow go by just under me. And looking back in w Texas I wonder if we'll see some flurries tomorrow night if that rides this way? T
 
Tiny flakes here now for the last hourish. Its been snowing non stop since that first band around 4. We have a dusting. Everything is becoming covered. For now, the roads are just wet. The radar looks to be beginning to fill in again from here to bham and hopefully that snow back into mississippi keeps it together and makes its way this way.
 
I'm in Hoover near the Galleria and we've not gotten much snow at all. A few flurries but that's about it. Maybe there's more to come?
 
You can really see this thing about to go neutral! Cloud stream trying to go N-S orientation !
 
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