Snowflowxxl
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Wintry 1/26-1/28 Winter Storm Potential
- Thread starter deltadog03
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But my maps have it too warm for snow in most of GA? Heavy snow AL and then changes to rain in most of GA?
Snowflowxxl
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850s actually look like poop in GA, not sure about the surface cuz of cheap maps! Temps!!!
My clown gives far SW Ga 1/2-1" and @GeorgiaGirl 1". Snow then extends into upstate SC into NC.
Fountainguy97
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There is a such thing as too amped. #euro
The backside may deliver another quick hit for some
The backside may deliver another quick hit for some
I have a hard time believing that for now. Just too much dynamics in play here. Perfect track even for me. Noise for now, we have a legit storm to track. I argue that’s heavy wet snow and isothermal temps, but way to early for that yet.
Fountainguy97
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Daytime storm
I think it is. Your see with the accumlation map I am about to post.
Well if that happens as modeled tonight congrats AL for sure. Would be a miserable rain at those temps here. Lol. All in all great sign to see for sure.
RollTide18
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Looking at that commahead shape the storm, I’d think that it could set up some convective snow featuring thunder snow and a pastejob for whoever gets the brunt of it. It’s far too early to even think about that but just to keep in the back of your mind.
Looking at that commahead shape the storm, I’d think that it could set up some convective snow featuring thunder snow and a pastejob for whoever gets the brunt of it. It’s far too early to even think about that but just to keep in the back of your mind.
Ty for posting that.
Closeup. 
EPS gaining support for a nice event for North/Central Miss,AL, and Georgia. Along with Tennessee.
Edit: also western North Carolina.
Edit: also western North Carolina.
Clem282340
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How about further east