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Need to get up for work in 5 hours but want to see euro.
NorthGAWinterWx said:Who is this from?bouncycorn said:POSSIBLE WINTER WEATHER THIS WEEKEND:
*this is a first guess forecast. Lots of uncertainty and this will change!*
Good evening North Georgia and Metro Atlanta. Since last Thursday, I have been closely following the potential for a winter weather event this upcoming weekend. Confidence is increasing in *some sort of system*. Let me explain.
I hate to modelcast and rarely do it. Model-casting is when you base your forecast off of one model's snowfall projection or even a blend of several models. I feel this is ineffecient because models are constantly changing.
Over the last 48 models, the main models (CMC, GFS, ECMWF, JMA, UKMET) have shown anything from all rain (only one run of one model) to 13-16" of snow for North Georgia (GFS 5 runs). The likelihood of either solution is fairly low but the second holds more validity than the first. I am not, however, going to give you a speal of what models have or do show. I am here to make a forecast, not present models.
I project that much of North Georgia including metro Atlanta will see snowfall on Saturday. The amount, however, is largely in question. The big question is the low pressure placement. I do believe we get a benchmark miller A storm (sciency term for classic snow setup).
I continue to say that I believe some area, which could be anywhere between Macon and Blairsville, will receive the purple colored accumulations, which are 6+ inches. The greatest chance of 6+ inches, however, is the mountains. But there is an equally appealing case that the 6+ inches could be in central georgia, or straight through Metro Atlanta.
At this point, one thing is for certain. That stripe, or the banding deformation zone, will likely setup somewhere in our north georgia/metro atl area if we get the miller A track that I expect.
The biggest thing to get from this post is that everyone in North and Central Georgia needs to stay glued to weather updates, especially tomorrow and afterwords, as confidence increases.
I will also keep you updated with a forecast/discussion every day from here on out (i'll try to post them a bit earlier than tonight)
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Brick Tamland said:Why do I keep getting PMs for relies to this thread when I am not subscribed to it?
That's a good write up! I did a live Facebook video on my page saying that snowfall accumulations look any where from 2-5" or more. Based off of climatology, North Georgia realistically gets 2 to 3 inches on average. I agree with your early snowfall accumulation map.bouncycorn said:NorthGAWinterWx said:Who is this from?bouncycorn said:POSSIBLE WINTER WEATHER THIS WEEKEND:
*this is a first guess forecast. Lots of uncertainty and this will change!*
Good evening North Georgia and Metro Atlanta. Since last Thursday, I have been closely following the potential for a winter weather event this upcoming weekend. Confidence is increasing in *some sort of system*. Let me explain.
I hate to modelcast and rarely do it. Model-casting is when you base your forecast off of one model's snowfall projection or even a blend of several models. I feel this is ineffecient because models are constantly changing.
Over the last 48 models, the main models (CMC, GFS, ECMWF, JMA, UKMET) have shown anything from all rain (only one run of one model) to 13-16" of snow for North Georgia (GFS 5 runs). The likelihood of either solution is fairly low but the second holds more validity than the first. I am not, however, going to give you a speal of what models have or do show. I am here to make a forecast, not present models.
I project that much of North Georgia including metro Atlanta will see snowfall on Saturday. The amount, however, is largely in question. The big question is the low pressure placement. I do believe we get a benchmark miller A storm (sciency term for classic snow setup).
I continue to say that I believe some area, which could be anywhere between Macon and Blairsville, will receive the purple colored accumulations, which are 6+ inches. The greatest chance of 6+ inches, however, is the mountains. But there is an equally appealing case that the 6+ inches could be in central georgia, or straight through Metro Atlanta.
At this point, one thing is for certain. That stripe, or the banding deformation zone, will likely setup somewhere in our north georgia/metro atl area if we get the miller A track that I expect.
The biggest thing to get from this post is that everyone in North and Central Georgia needs to stay glued to weather updates, especially tomorrow and afterwords, as confidence increases.
I will also keep you updated with a forecast/discussion every day from here on out (i'll try to post them a bit earlier than tonight)
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Me. Just posted it on my facebook account and page. https://www.facebook.com/NGAWXalert/
SnowFlowXXL said:euro has started
Haha, we only get so many chances in the SE, got to stay up for them being so rare.Ron Burgundy said:SnowFlowXXL said:euro has started
The Euro I said I wasn't staying up for but am apparently staying up for?
it's not near as separated as the gfs but it's an improvement vs it's 12z run no doubtBsudweather said:Less interaction, a tad further south. Just as I've said this one looks to be headed for the GFS.
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Storm5 said:through 30 euro already looks improved with the northern stream out front and a little more seperation . energy looks much better
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