Adoka and Collettsville should be fine
Wow this puts Macon, even Columbia SC back in the game. Wayyy further south
I think one slight adjustment and the euro will be copy/paste of it's AI counterpart. It's interesting it's so far south
Interesting. I just checked the update and it’s still saying 5-8 inches for Huntsville. Will somebody a lot smarter tell us where in the models are they seeing 5-8 inches please?
Very true ... as a retired educator I understand completely. The schools will catch flak no matter what decision is made ... I joke that the main role of school is childcare lol. It is important to make a decision relatively early in order to give parents of young children time to make arrangements. With digital learning days now an accepted option, this should take some pressure off systems in deciding whether or not to cancel school. While my opinion means absolutely nothing, I really think at this juncture even Troup will cancel school ... no one wants a repeat of what happened a few years ago when students were trapped at school in several metro Atlanta areas when that storm rolled in a little quicker than anticipated. And based on what I have seen this morning, I could see a Winter Weather Advisory issued a little further south than the current watch area.
This post is 100% accurate! I've lived in GA for 33 years and this has ALWAYS been the case. It's very frustrating.
The euro just produced that for a large part of its forecast area . 06z eps matched it . The gfs is close to keeping the nw part all frozen .
That trend should trend east and further south with regard to the heavy axis.
They are gong to look at the 12z ensembles (means) and make a the first call...my guess
They waited until the last minute for Snowpacolypse (Jan 2014) and very late night before for Dec 2017.
If that verifies man the weather channel is gonna look stupid as hell
Gotta admit you have been adamant that this was an I-20 special and you may just end up being right.
Hi-res models catching up each run….we shall see. I fully expect a few more shifts to the south before verification timing…to which I believe will be even further south down to I-20 in AL.
Wouldn't that mean best case scenario?
It’s honestly a miracle this is even possible with an awful low placement to our south and no high pressure feed. We are about to connect gulf moisture to lakes moisture and still manage to get a winter storm out of it. This storm is reminding me that our ceiling is still high in the future if we can get most of the boxes checked.
I just saw this too. A "high end" amount of 3" in Winston-Salem and 1" in Raleigh seems very low. Their claim that 90% of models are predicting less than that just isn't true.
