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Wintry 1/9-12 Winter Potential Great Dane or Yorkie
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JQPublic
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Melting fast in SW Wake county. Roads almost dry in sun.
NEGaweather
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That's awesome for Georgia.
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GeorgiaGirl
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I can say KAGS recorded 1" of snow yesterday and based on what I saw while I was riding home, I buy it.
I'd actually buy just a touch more than that as well because there was a lot of slush in parking lots.
Still have some icicles stubbornly hanging on the roof right now even though it's around 40 outside.
Definitely the most impactful winter storm since Feb 2014 for here considering that there were quite a few road accidents. Just wish I could've observed a bit more, I couldn't since I was "working" (it was a slow day due to weather).
I'd actually buy just a touch more than that as well because there was a lot of slush in parking lots.
Still have some icicles stubbornly hanging on the roof right now even though it's around 40 outside.
Definitely the most impactful winter storm since Feb 2014 for here considering that there were quite a few road accidents. Just wish I could've observed a bit more, I couldn't since I was "working" (it was a slow day due to weather).
GoDuke
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Neat.
MichaelJ
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Bare ground, winning
Dang, NE GA had it rough.
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This looks a lot more accurate to me
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NEGaweather
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I agree. Especially considering the information I have from friends in different areas of the state.
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rburrel2
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I know this storm didn’t turn out perfect for many, but it was still a major widespread winter storm for almost the entire board. And what a wonderful storm it was to track that followed a beautiful playbook.
1. Banging pattern recognition that finally materialized
2. Multiple 3-4 inch means on 300+hr ensembles.
3. Storm sorta lost for a few days, but signal still there
4. Models locked in that a legitimate widespread storm would happen around day 6/7
You can’t ask for more than that.
1. Banging pattern recognition that finally materialized
2. Multiple 3-4 inch means on 300+hr ensembles.
3. Storm sorta lost for a few days, but signal still there
4. Models locked in that a legitimate widespread storm would happen around day 6/7
You can’t ask for more than that.
Makeitsnow
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I can't help but laugh because in the days leading up to it ffc and local Atlanta TV Mets kept saying north of a line from Acworth to Gainesville to toccoa would be mostly snow/get the most...then to make it worse they lowered amounts to less than an inch I believe the night before. I HATED that graphic..the orientation/axis of precip amounts/types did not match model output or cad climo at all. Every time brad nitz on channel 2 or David chadley on 5..who should know better...showed it i was yelling at the TV lol.
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NEGaweather
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That had been the TV met line since I was a kid. Grated it’s climo favored but still
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MichaelJ
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I would say this was a Great Damn (why didn't we get more)
Sunny areas have been scorched like it never happened.