NCSNOW
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My sisters house this morning. lake chatuge. NC side
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Wintry 1/9-12 Winter Potential Great Dane or Yorkie
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According to WSB-TV, Downtown Atlanta measured 3.5 inches of snow. That’s about what I got as well, I don’t live too far from the downtown area.
Snowflowxxl
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A little bit of melting taking place today but still solid white in most places. Main roads are in solid shape but back roads still a bit messy.
ForsythSnow
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Temps here have not hit freezing yet and all the white is pure ice here. It's going to take a bit for this to melt. Roads are slowly drying and melting but trees remain iced.
That’s what my yard looked like lmao
View attachment IMG_0640.jpegTwo point five inches
Yep even down here in Paulding it just now hit 33 imby. Out trees are still coated. The teens tonight are going to suck bigly.
31-34 seems pretty common across north ga atm
LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
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Some of yall gotta move to the mountains this is too much fun. And I got my car unstuck, what a day.
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Haven’t lost a whole lot of snow cover - I’m sure the ground being frozen is helping that.
Yep. You gotta have elevation to enjoy Winter. Your chances are soooo much better!
Makeitsnow
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Yep lol...they probably just copied and pasted it from their climo folder.
I somehow didn't see that post. I was about to say I was really surprised the far north didn't do better.
36 here. It's been mostly sunny here and all the ice on the trees is gone as well as most of the snow oustide of shady spots. It sucks being in the center of downslope hell.
Interesting with this storm that most of the metro areas in TN, AL, and GA picked up more snow than the areas in between the metros. It's typically the opposite due to urban heat island effects.
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Snowflowxxl
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The models did show a death band right over the city pretty consistently. I just thought it was going to be pure sleet
The ICON was the only model which for several of its last runs showed the light snowfall in SE Ga.
The sun this morning killed it here in the places that were sun facing. It’s since become cloudy and melting has subsided dramatically. You must’ve got a decent bit more than here, though (you probably got IP when we were ZR).
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we ended up with just a bit more than 2” of snow and sleet combined
Balakay
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Still a winter wonderland here with 2 inches or so in most spots. Slush still on roads, and ice and snow are still on the trees. Temps have held steady at barely above freezing for a few hours. I expect some of the stuff in the sheltered spots might last until Monday or Tuesday. The snowmen will last a while anyway!
WFFaithful
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Ratchet strap that thing back upright and stake it up!
Drizzle Snizzle
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I think schools will remain closed on Monday in many areas.
olhausen
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Ended up with 3 inches exactly in White House. I think 3-5 with a few 6 inch totals were about what most people got in the area. This was one of the rare storms where places south of me got more snow. That warm nose nudged the temps above freezing for about 3 hours and was the difference in a big dog 6 plus inches. Snow fell all day but only accumulated a few hours in the morning and early evening.
bud006
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A few random pics from this morning in my part of the world. Happy to see so many cash in, and enjoyed tracking the storm with y’all.
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Well every bit of the frozen is gone. You wouldn't have thought a winter storm came through here yesterday.
ITUSETOSNOW
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And that is exactly where I live in the 5.9 spot..Thanks for all the negativity.
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ITUSETOSNOW
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My area is still covered,,,Roads are a mess...Ice still in trees,,Gray dark overcast all day,,,30.9
It’s nice to have my normal days back and not having to schedule my life around when the next set of models comes out 
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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For now….It’s nice to have my normal days back and not having to schedule my life around when the next set of models comes out
Roads are going to be a mess starting about now in N GA. Only hit 33-34 today. Already back down to 31 and this is still what things look like.
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ITUSETOSNOW
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And funny, I will tout my horn, I said 30 or so pages ago that ATL was "going to get clobbered" Thank you.
ITUSETOSNOW
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Twister
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Till TomorrowIt’s nice to have my normal days back and not having to schedule my life around when the next set of models comes out
Drizzle Snizzle
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with sunshine and temps in the 40s tomorrow most of it will be gone
ITUSETOSNOW
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Definitely in the sunny areas, I face North with 0 solar radiation, my yard will take days to melt.
DAWG4LIFE
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OK, when’s the next one? Lol… I’m greedy like that.
ITUSETOSNOW
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Beautiful picture...
LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
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It’s still flurrying here, didn’t realize I lived in the Arctic Tundra
heads up tonight
ForsythSnow
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FFC showing a pretty high humidity here by morning at 16. We got above freezing for 5 minutes today and were at or below the rest of the day. Frosty ice on icy trees is going to be interesting if it happens.
GeorgiaGirl
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I dunno if I'd say it called anything here, as while it was showing snow, it had warmer temps, and while I don't know for sure, I think the cutoff on snow falling was probably northern Burke County, GA, on my end.
Think the RGEM handled the best, it's just that it wasn't quite correct on the p-type on the northern part. It showed the idea of a heavier band of wintry precip for multiple runs and the idea it might be cold enough for freezing rain/sleet as deep as near Charleston, SC.
Alright, one final set of pictures for me:
Based off the power outage maps, it did turn out that we were probably about 30-40 miles to the south of a more impactful freezing rain event, I "think." (but also think we were likely that amount away from seeing 3" of snow and not having freezing rain zap a lot of what fell)