Wintry February 7-8 Winter storm

[Snowflowxxl]

NAM is a dream

 

[malak05]

I'm going to need that snow transition line just about 20 miles further west please

 

[Six Mile Wx]

No snow in liberty I live there


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For tomorrow.

 

[Snowflowxxl]

If I get 2 inches of snow from this I will pass out lol. What a surprise that would be. I’m hoping for a light dusting in the daytime

 

[Jessy89]

For tomorrow.

If Nam is correct. Oconee Pickens Greenville counties may need a advisory issued. This would completely save winter


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[malak05]

Ummm....HRW-WRF?

 

[Snowflowxxl]

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Ummm....HRW-WRF?

LMAOOOOO

 

[Wulfer]

Ok, snow coming down good in Fort Oglethorpe Ga. Shutout cancelled for this year. This one setting up for tomorrow's event? Excitement rising!

 

[Ollie Williams]

Taking this one to the bank.

 

[NoSnowATL]

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Ummm....HRW-WRF?

That’s would be a winter storm. No real talk about anything more then snow showers from the local weather peeps.


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[Weatherlover92]

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Ummm....HRW-WRF?

LMAO, that's wild! 3 inches?! As badly as I want to I refuse to buy into this. 1/2 inch maybe, but 3?

EDIT: Curious to see what the NWS thinks about the NAM or the WRF if they give much credence to that model anyway. In a nice way they'll probably say they are both trash.?

 

[LovingGulfLows]

IMO, it's all gonna depend on two factors: How early does the precip arrive(earlier, the better)? How heavy is the precip(better rates = more dynamic cooling near the surface)? I don't think 850 mb temps will be much of a problem north of I-20, but the lower levels(925mb and lower) are where people in N. GA(especially closer to I-20) could run into some trouble.

If I were maybe 25 miles N/NE of Atlanta, I'd be excited. This looks like a potential overperformer if temps cooperate.

 

[ForsythSnow]

@ForsythSnow @NoSnowATL and all other north Ga folks..... I'm not bitter I promise

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Just saw this and I swear this better not be us being Nam'd. If it happens I'm calling victory on this winter.

 

[Snownut]

IMO, it's all gonna depend on two factors: How early does the precip arrive(earlier, the better)? How heavy is the precip(better rates = more dynamic cooling near the surface)? I don't think 850 mb temps will be much of a problem north of I-20, but the lower levels(925mb and lower) are where people in N. GA(especially closer to I-20) could run into some trouble.

If I were maybe 25 miles N/NE of Atlanta, I'd be excited. This looks like a potential overperformer if temps cooperate.

Yeah and the upstate looks to be a prime spot as well North of 85

 

[Jessy89]

Yeah and the upstate looks to be a prime spot as well North of 85

Do you see Gsp issuing a advisory north of 85. A inch is a advisory event I think


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[LovingGulfLows]

Do you see Gsp issuing a advisory north of 85. A inch is a advisory event I think


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They're probably going to wait a bit...maybe even until the system is actually on top of GA before issuing an advisory. I'm still pretty skeptical. I want to see the RGEM trend towards the NAM.

 

[Snownut]

Do you see Gsp issuing a advisory north of 85. A inch is a advisory event I think


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Not really I think they are too conservative

 

[Rosie]

Schools closed, dusting here.

 

[Broken024]

Whats it going to take to get the snow to push further east into Charlotte

 

[Myfrotho704_]

ARW2 ?