06z HRRR would certainly be interesting. It has solid coverage of flurries and snow showers for TN, AL, and GA. Even has some breaking out in SC at the end.
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Wintry ❄The Christmas Miracle❄(12-24/12-25)
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Jeremy Camp
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Looks like the RGEM, the hrrr shows some Convective qualities with it with very steep low level lapse rates/minimal SBcape/DCAPE, while Convective bursts of snow is unlikely, it’s something to keep in mind
One thing that intrigues me is that temperature will be in the low 30s and upper 20s in spots where these flurries and snow showers are. If you manage to see any convective snow burst or even a period of light snow. I wouldn’t be surprised to see someone get a quick dusting or even a little more.
Yeah that could very well be a possibility, won’t be wet snow
RAP 
Geez ok, those bands are Convective, and even have some nice lift in the DGZ on the RAP
Jrips2710
Member
Hot off the presses from NWS Peachtree City ?
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
Pretty big increase out across I-40 into the triad and even down into the northern Charlotte suburbs.
Dewpoint Dan
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The fact that it shows snow in Florida makes me believe this map is not very accurate.
Ron Burgundy
Member
Yeah but the western panhandle is effectively unincorporated Alabama. ?
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
As cold as this air mass is behind the front, wouldn’t rule out flurries there.
Snownut
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I think with all the model agreement coming in, it's safe to say most on this board will at the minimum see Flurries tomorrow night and Christmas morning.
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WXinCanton
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I'm hugging the RGEM
Jessy89
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Accept Pickens and oconee county in sc. all models have flurries going around those two counties
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Snownut
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Stephenb888
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Don’t forget us in Anderson. We suck too.
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
NWS blend of models shows Atlanta struggling to make it above freezing on Xmas.
Dewpoint Dan
Member
The coldest high temp on Christmas in Atlanta was in 1983 with a high of 17, which is pretty remarkable. The warmest Christmas was 75 in 2015 !