I was thinking the same thing; I bet that dusting to 1/2" is going to come further south with some isolated amounts of 2" outside of the mountains.
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Wintry February 7-8 Winter storm
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Ron Burgundy
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Temps been holding steady around 37-38 all day in north ATL. Can’t see us hitting the FFC grid forecast high of 43 at this point.
Westganick
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Yes WSB has not updated in a while which I find interesting. Guess they don't want a shortage of milk and bread.
ForsythSnow
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We struggled to make it to 37, which is what it is now.
To be honest it hasn’t been much of a problem most winter until of recent weeks ... now it’s a pain in our thorn but hopefully it can get beaten back by strong high pressures enough for some sloppy winter storms .. time will tell
Yup same here, I doubt the high here will reach 40. I also doubt the temps will warm all that much tomorrow if the clouds don't clear, and with snow cover for the area's that do get snowfall.
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FFC hasn't updated their short term forecast discussion in nearly 12 hours...you can tell they don't really know what to do at the moment.
ForsythSnow
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Well TWC FWIW now has my area 1-3 inches tomorrow of snow. They made the move sooner than FFC.
Ron Burgundy
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That’s always the tell with FFC. ; )
Dawgdaze22
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My area is 1-3 inches now too. TWC making moves
The highest I've gotten so far is 38, the airport has managed to get up to 41 right now. They probably have had more peaks of sunshine on the southside than up here on the northside where I am.
EDIT: The lowest I got was 36 so it's been between 36-38 all day despite some peaks of sunshine off and on.
EDIT #2: In it's early stage, not really wetter, but precip in AL is more consolidated instead of scattered. (HRRR)
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Yep just noticed that for my area as well.
ForsythSnow
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I think the ICON then the NAM.
bud006
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Had on-and-off light snow showers and flurries here in NE Forsyth County (Ga.) this morning. I will admit I hadn't paid much attention to tomorrow's potential event until I grabbed lunch a few minutes ago.
Wow! One point from here I've noticed (that lets me get a bit more excited about tomorrow): We're going to bust on high temps here. I think we were forecast to hit 43. It's 37 outside.
Keep the great discussion coming. These little one can overperform. It would be fantastic to get something of some substance this winter.
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Wow! One point from here I've noticed (that lets me get a bit more excited about tomorrow): We're going to bust on high temps here. I think we were forecast to hit 43. It's 37 outside.
Keep the great discussion coming. These little one can overperform. It would be fantastic to get something of some substance this winter.
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ForsythSnow
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The HRRR is a sight to drool over. Widespread 40 dbz rates for snow is something to love.
I hate every HRRR run doesn't got out 36hrs. I wonder how different this would have been compared to 17z run.
Snowflowxxl
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Holy smokesThe HRRR is a sight to drool over. Widespread 40 dbz rates for snow is something to love.
Snowed In
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It is 42 degrees down here in Mcdonough...we were close to the high of 45.....the sun has peaked out a few times today.
Is there a snowfall output from them? I tried looking for it on their site and on their Facebook page; I didn't see it.