WXinCanton
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Wintry Jan 15-16 Winter Storm Discussion & Obs
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Avalanche
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What are the chances that the CAD will get scoured out with the HP sliding off into the Atlantic?
Clem282340
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Does this count freezing rain sleet as snow or is that all snowUKMET
The storm 12-18 hours before it helped with that also. Enhanced the cold air with that wedge. We were supposed to get devestating ice totals in Columbia from that, instead got 8 hours of straight sleet.
Losing the Ukie hurts
UK basically is a destructive ice storm/sleet storm from Charlotte through GSO, it warms to 32 by the time the mid level dry slot enters, looks like we’re getting agreement on what’s more likely
Yeah, bad news
Last thing we need is hope....atleast all the globals are mostly in line. Looks like snow to ice for 85 corridor.
I know some might not want to hear this, JB was/is right...as we have been talking about before this week.....we need that confluence to stick in there and keep the block in enough or this would eventually cut inland and......we are starting to see the models cutting inland now.
WXinCanton
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Sucks because more times than not it seems the Euro follows suit.
NEGaweather
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In Georgia 85N and East from Gainesville North look to be in line for a pretty good Winter storm
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NoSnowATL
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Yea I would go even farther into Gwinnett. Cad tends to move down to that Snellville/ Norcross ish area
The tend to move into Atl popular too!
NoSnowATL
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It’s can if the CAD stays strong.
NEGaweather
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I do agree that that is entirely possible just think the best chance it’s locked in is say Lake Lanier north.
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griteater
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Agree on the UKMet, but in fairness, I think we all saw where the UKMet was trending. It's like it has reverted back to its southern bias from yester-year. It was southern biased in the old days, then it got good in the mid-late 2010's, and now it's back to not being so good and southern biased
MichaelJ
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The North and West movement was always likely as is the case the majority of the time in the SE
Snowflowxxl
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For Georgia I think anybody from Gainesville and NE will get in in the action. Everyone else will be sitting at 34 and rain.
Dewpoint Dan
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It's gonna be a nasty weekend any way you slice it.