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Wintry 1/9-12 Winter Potential Great Dane or Yorkie

These are some of the last pictures I took before we transitioned over to sleet/freezing rain. This was around 8:20-ish yesterday morning.
 

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And that is exactly where I live in the 5.9 spot..Thanks for all the negativity.
 
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!


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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The ICON was the only model which for several of its last runs showed the light snowfall in SE Ga.

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)
 
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