ForsythSnow
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Looks like a dusting to an inch per this run. Better than nothing.
Looks like a dusting to an inch per this run. Better than nothing.
Yeah I can see some snow showers, even the Nam/Icon bring light accumulation. Something to watchThe ULL is trending better for us AL/GA folks
What would this mean?NAM is trying to do some crazy sh** toward end of run . The 850mb low is tightening up again and the 500mb look is massively improved
Backside snow showers for the AL/GA folks.What would this mean?
NAM is trying to do some crazy sh** toward end of run . The 850mb low is tightening up again and the 500mb look is massively improved
And a longer duration of them too. Probably into Tuesday like the FV3 advertisesBackside snow showers for the AL/GA folks.
Why does weather nerds always show the winter precip so far south?
I liked this radar until now. Mix all the way down to Fla... not going to happen.
Need to see the flow slow down a little and come in to our Sw or S for best possible outcome for usMaybe a tough question, but what factors can help determine how the ULL potentially intensifies?
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Ok but I would still trust the Euro at this range more than the NAM, although suspect reality will be somewhere beteeen the two. So many little things in our neck of the woods that will affect accumulation, one of the big ones is just how much early or heavy the initial snow thump will be. Models rarely get this right.Most of that is zr for our area. I still think it'll be a cold rain. I'm guessing temps will hang right around 32 or 33 degrees so low impact. Of course I hope I'm wrong.
Yeah, just wow. I wouldn't chase anything further than the I-20 corridor of LA/MS though. I'll wait patiently to see what later in the season may offer.Also some 8 inch snow totals in central Arkansas friends on here.
I see about 3" for the majority of Forsyth from that map, but even so; almost completely doubt any snow will fall here, nor sleet for that matter. Only thing we would get out of this is zr. That's my thinking anyway. We'll be too far S/W so our depth of cold air will be extremely shallow. I still think the wedge is being underestimated, however; happens quite often. 32F line will likely eclipse Forsyth completely and end up somewhere in Cherokee-N Fulton-Central Gwinnett. That's usually the zone where it stops.Looks like a dusting to an inch per this run. Better than nothing.
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Wait, is that showing MBY getting sleet? Would the low level temps support it this far south for this storm?