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SnowrockinGA said:
This is not a forecast. It's the latest run of one model, the GFS. It has started trending north over it's past 3 runs. Also, many other models, including the more reliable European model, has the ice/snow lines further north.
David in SW Blount said:Olaf said:
I had 5" in a big storm in 2014 and 7" in February 2015. I figure I'll never see snow again in my lifetime!
The last snow here was snowmegeddon that i recall.
I will say I don't like seeing the gfs slooooowly warming each run. It won't take much to shut everyone out south of 20 and 85. I do think it will actually be colder than forecasted on the euro, but that high has to get out in front. Or this will be a glorified rain storm for the areas mentioned above.
Deltadog03 said:
I was about to ask you; our energy needs to allow the cold air time to slip down here. FCC has a good map on their home page this AM basically illustrating that point.
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I am just going to assume it will be a cold rain here in CAE unless I see something different. I have seen this song and dance all too often. I see Northern I77 up to Charlotte and 26 from Greenwood to GVL and SPTG getting buried and CAE getting the shaft with a cold rain or a dusting. The inevitable shift to the N/NW is making its move.
Spann says less than 1/2" for anyone in Alabama that does end up seeing snow....and he has that listed under "Things we know for sure".....wow!
From Spann:
IMPORTANT POINTS: Long time readers/viewers know I like to tell people what we know, and I don’t tell them what we don’t know. So… this is what we know this morning…
*Moisture over the northern half of the state will be pretty limited, so snow amounts, if any, will most likely be light, under 1/2 inch (if you see snow at all)."
From Spann:
IMPORTANT POINTS: Long time readers/viewers know I like to tell people what we know, and I don’t tell them what we don’t know. So… this is what we know this morning…
*Moisture over the northern half of the state will be pretty limited, so snow amounts, if any, will most likely be light, under 1/2 inch (if you see snow at all)."
I will say the 6z gfs looked better temp wise and maybe a but further south with the snow line. Today is the day I start leaning on the gfs and nam more than the euro. Only because we are starting to push out of the doc wheelhouse. Not saying ignore or stop looking at it, but usually we see the gfs and nam do better or just as good in the shorter range.
DadOfJax said:
. However models have backedoff much in the way of snow for yall. So I see why he made that general statement. I could see that happening as well. Models are starting to show a more late bloomer so that is possible.
