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Wintry Dec 8-10th Winter Storm

Meteorologist1999 said:
Yess much colder.
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To answer your actual question, sure it is possible. I just think with the current model track of the low and the weakening high and not being the right time of the year for us down here, the odds are unlikely in the core of the central midlands. .10th of an ice maybe.
**This is not my forecast** just my general thoughts at this point.
 
Shawn said:
To answer your actual question, sure it is possible. I just think with the current model track of the low and the weakening high and not being the right time of the year for us down here, the odds are unlikely in the core of the central midlands. .10th of an ice maybe.
**This is not my forecast** just my general thoughts at this point.
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Yes I am start to think we have a better chance of seeing wintry precipitation with backside on Monday.
 
Arjen Robben said:
Longtime lurker . I am wondering does anyone think Georgia( especially metro ATL) is still in play ?
We all know a lot of things can happen run. There was a vast change in the models from Sunday to Wednesday. It went from a board wide winter storm to mainly a WNC,NE GA, and Upstate South Carolina storm.

With 48-72 hours left to the storm is there a legitimate chance that accumulating snow could occur in places to the south like metro Atlanta for instance ?

The Temps in the cold rain, ZR and sleet areas are borderline.

Something like this has happened before. I remember January 2014 the models only picked up on a wintry event for mby 2 days before .
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Here's the afternoon briefing from Peachtree City NWS, fwiw. But most of your questions can be answered by looking at the most recent posts here, and continuing to monitor this thread - which speaks a lot about the quality of the info presented in this forum, and the keen insight of many of the longtime members.
https://www.weather.gov/media/ffc/Briefings/Dec7_2018Winter_Brief.pdf
 
snowlover91 said:
I would go with the high resolution models starting with the 00z ones tonight. They are much better with picking up on a warm nose usually and will give you a better idea on what to expect.
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Going by those it’s lights out for me
 
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