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Wintry December 4-7 Winter Precip Chance
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Logan Is An Idiot 02
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If we go one more winter without something even remotely substantial, I really am going to call it quits and move somewhere that manages to get snow. Hell, at this point ATL is in a better position than we are. But I'm still thinking Nashville.
Broken024
Member
Lol why wouldn't you just move to buffalo
Cause then I'd lose the element of surprise. Buffalo will never have a snowless winter. Nor do I want to spend 3 hours digging my car out. I need a safe middle ground.
Dewpoint Dan
Member
Might I suggest Louisville or Richmond ?
Come to the NW side of Atlanta. We catch a good many Miller As and still can get a good wedge and ice.
How much for DBQ? It’s been dry for 8 days , no snow in sight
I actually grew up in Woodstock. Even being 30 miles from ATL, we still managed to get nothing. Minus the 1993 storm, but I was only 4 so not too memorable for me. Lol.
We had a good run in the 80s and dang near as good since 2010.
It's telling that virtually all precipitation scenarios are rain (mountains excluded, of course).
whatalife
Moderator
I've been up since 1:00 am. ? ?
Stephenb888
Member
Does upstate Sc have any realistic chances at snow between now and Christmas? Are the models showing anything possible?
whatalife
Moderator
Lol
Six Mile Wx
Member
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Good to see that the GEFS & GEPS aren't alone in showing some disruption of the polar vortex later in week 2, I'm usually pretty weary of their forecasts (because they (esp the GEFS) have a weak vortex bias in the long range), and obviously still am skeptical more so than a z500 forecast because stratosphere predictability is much more limited compared to the troposphere