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Wintry February 6th-7th

Chris Justice did a Facebook live and still playing it safe. Might see a burst of snow in upstate but mostly a mountain event.


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I wouldn’t say he’s playing it safe. This is likely a non event in the upstate. The warm nose will win out as always.
Chris Justice did a Facebook live and still playing it safe. Might see a burst of snow in upstate but mostly a mountain event.


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Still a lot to resolve. The 12z HRRR just shows a weak mixed bag solution. Earlier hours showed the same look for N. Ga. This look would match closer with what RAH is thinking; with maybe more emphasis towards the NW piedmont.
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Not even getting precip up into Virginia? Then again, this model is trash, so meh.
 
I wouldn’t say he’s playing it safe. This is likely a non event in the upstate. The warm nose will win out as always.
The warm nose has no outcome of whether we see wintry weather. It determines what kind we will see. The freezing level below the warm nose is very thick and the front end thump of snow is on every model now. He's playing conservative and this easily could be a small event in the upstate.
 
I wouldn’t say he’s playing it safe. This is likely a non event in the upstate. The warm nose will win out as always.
You can't really say a non event for the upstate when hwy 11 is Upstate and will see snow. That's the thing when we refer to the upstate, not everyone in the upstate lives in the same area

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I’m betting on the warm nose arriving much quicker then modeled meaning quicker transitioning to IP/rain for those outside the mountains
I could very easily see this being a Sleet fest for a lot. Not sure what state or areas you are referring to here. But I. Referring to the upstate north of 85

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I’m betting on the warm nose arriving much quicker then modeled meaning quicker transitioning to IP/rain for those outside the mountains

And I bet even the mountains will have some mixing issues as well. Maybe not at the higher elevations. This setup isn't ideal for anything significant, unless you're in VA. Remember it's going to warm up into the mid 40's for most on Sunday afternoon, with sunshine. So even if we get a dusting, it'll be gone by 3pm. I wish I could be proven wrong but this just isn't big deal for the majority of us.
 
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