The Navgem has been consistent with taking low further off coast for the last 4 runs.
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Wintry Dec 8-10th Winter Storm
- Thread starter SimeonNC
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Brick Tamland
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I think if we take a blend of the Euro and GFS then most of Wake will see decent totals. The foot and more totals would be awesome, but we have to remember we only average 6 inches of snow for winter, and it's just the first half of December.
WeatherAddiction
Member
We just need a stronger high and it flatten out and I think we could very well have the first good measurable snowfall in a couple years
Kylo
Member
Speed differences matter too. GEFS/EPS though 120.
Snowflowxxl
Member
NAVGEM would be a little better for backside moisture it appears.
Euro/Ukie/Navgem combo. You could do a lot worse..
Another good trend on most levels on euro
Kylo
Member
I like the control run just slightly better. 
packfan98
Moderator
Nice bump south on the EPS snow map so far 126. Matches op.
Ice will be the biggest concern in Atlanta, not snow correct ?
Ethan
Member
Can someone post the EPS members?
Good to hear. Let’s iron this thing out
Ice with some backside snow.
WeatherAddiction
Member
Is a slower system better for us in SC?
No faster and more flatter wave. The faster the more cold air to work with.
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Brick Tamland
Guest
Wow, over a foot for Wake.
Kylo
Member
TerryInTucker
Member
Worst case scenario.
WeatherAddiction
Member
What has been the trend (if there is any at this point) speed wise?
Yes, there will be more sleet/freezing rain than snow for the ATL area. Far NE GA may remain all snow. Some places may have a mix, depending on temp profiles.