Same with Gwinnett county airport even though Gwinnett county airport is a little bit further north away from Atlanta.
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Pattern December 2023
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@BullCityWx Do you still think the CLT metro has any chance for flurries tomorrow night?
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The HRRR shows nothing for tomorrow night but does show something for tomorrow morning. The NAM 3k shows the same thing as well.
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Perhaps it's just excessive optimism, but I really feel like there's going to be some flakes in the air tomorrow around the ATL metro.
The coves were really dry when we left on 12/14 for Alabama. The coves are no longer dry.
I’m not certain we’ll see any flurries/snow showers tomorrow here, but temperatures are dropping quickly. It was around 53 just three hours ago….the dew point has been fairly steady.
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A few mPing reports of snow in Jackson and Nashville TN.
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Clear skies and dry air above will do that. When clouds move in early morning, it will be interesting. 850s are around -2 Celsious, so that should help keep temps down.
Down to 33 back home already. I’m sure I’ll see something given I’m not home. Maybe it will be enough to see through the cameras.
Temps are falling pretty quickly. I'm only 38.7F here, but there is a stiff northwest wind, mostly cloudy.
On drive over from Jasper, GA to Rome, GA, this morning around 7 am, ran through some heavy flurries on the west end of Pickens Co heading into Gordon Co. Car thermometer was reading 36 and nothing sticking to roads. Ended as I came down in elevation into Fairmount. Partly cloudy in Rome at 8:45 am. Temp 40 in Rome at the moment.
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It looks like mPing reports of snow flurries all the way down to Gainesville, GA now. Nothing in Marietta, yet. I bet we see some soon in Marietta, GA. They always get in on the action. Must be a blessing to live in north GA.
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Yesterday December 28th, the pattern flipped as was advertised from 10+ days ago. It flipped back to normal, which is highs upper 40s lows upper 20s here. Nice to see the rim ice and guns blowing up on the slopes. They are gonna be in great shape here on out. Will get some natural help from mother nature several times over next 10 days. We should get into an even better pattern later January ,February is whats being advertised by everyone. Had over 8 inches qpf December. If MBY can just get half that in Jan other half Feb, should be able to nail down a big dog or 2 frozen. Time will tell.
We’ll see if it can make its way down here.
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It's a race against time as the sun is rising and so are the ground temps. Might just be drizzle/sprinkles when and if it gets down here.