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Wintry December 23-26 2022 Winter Weather and Cold

So, so close. Can we just work a little on that tilt dangit!
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Sctvman said:
Struggling to get out of teens this AM in Charleston. Can’t remember it being colder except for the 2018 snow.
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Yeah, it's incredible that it's still 19 at 10am at the WFO in Charleston.

Side note: i set out a 6 pack of Mountain Dew bottles for some ice cold ones to see how quick it chills
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
We suck. Convective look with a linear, forward propagating band of snow aloft with omega in the DGZ, band entering in Convective style jumping the mountains and forming off a Lee trough like summer convection/a MCS, but low level drying kills it. View attachment 128480View attachment 128481View attachment 128482
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Maybe models, for ex the NAM is way to aggressive with the low level dry air, it has been the last day ever since the Arctic air moved in, I really see a shot of someone outside the mountains seeing flurries, and maybe a coating. The dynamics associated with the northern stream energy is pretty good, and Convective in nature 32EEB6EC-4F98-422C-B2D6-94618DE914F4.gif
 
Hit 5 here this morning, Got to wonder if this will be the coldest we see this winter with as unprecedented this cold air was. I for one hope it’s the coldest, heat pump hasn’t shut off since Thursday night when front came through. Needs to warm up and snow lol
 
Oconeexman said:
Flurry maker
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There have also been "flurry reports" off and on from downwind of some of the power plant cooling towers I did see a "plume" show on a Satellite photo earlier this morning from area of Plant Bowden in NW GA but could not copy it to post here. I may show here as the "small short" plume NE of the larger one.
 
EmersonGA said:
You can see the steam cloud just north of it from Bowen that i mentioned earlier.
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gawxnative said:
There have also been "flurry reports" off and on from downwind of some of the power plant cooling towers I did see a "plume" show on a Satellite photo earlier this morning from area of Plant Bowden in NW GA but could not copy it to post here. I may show here as the "small short" plume NE of the larger one.
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That's impressive cold when the cooling towers mist freezes and creates flurries. Happens all winter in Pennsylvania but I've never seen it down here...pretty dang neat
 
superjames1992 said:
Made it down to 5 last night in the Triad. One of our hot water pipes apparently froze up, so trying to work that out now.
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There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth come Monday. One frigid night isn’t bad but when you have three, RIP outside faucets.
 
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