Is there a certain temp/dew at a certain time you would like to see for DAH to really get in on all that HRRR snow? Or does surface temp matter less still cause of WAA? I’m wondering how you will be tracking this in real time?
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Wintry Jan 15-16 Winter Storm Discussion & Obs
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It is 36 with a 29 dew point here and overcast. the wedge has arrived and seems to be building in. Nice wind from the NE - it’s pretty breezy
NEGaweather
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ENE winds at 10 mph and Dewpoint down 28 in Banks county. Welcome CAD come on in!
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HRRR Model
HRRR model forecast of 2m Temperature (shaded) for Southeast U.S.
If you click on that link, then go from hour 22-28, notice how the colder temps are advecting from the NW into NE AL. That's not wedging, but typical CAA on the backside of any cyclone. The wedge doesn't have anything to do with whether or not NE AL sees snow from this system.
If ever a CAD were to overperform, with those winds speeds, it would have to be this one. Who knows, maybe those crazy wrf models showing the CAD area temps 5-8 degrees lower than the NAM and HRRR are onto something? Or on something
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You will get a nice dumping I do believe. Can't wait for your obs
Crowndawg007
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41/41 and now a slight wind from the NE … in Sandy Springs at 400
ATLwxfan
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If ever a CAD were to overperform, with those winds speeds, it would have to be this one. Who knows, maybe those crazy wrf models showing the CAD area temps 5-8 degrees lower than the NAM and HRRR are onto something? Or on something
I spent two days talking up that model. Now I think it might be stone cold crazy! 42° in Alpharetta. I don’t thing we hit our projected high of 47° if the cad builds
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Parker
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We are at Ingles in cashiers now and it’s is slammed busy. We’ve got enough food to last a week, lol. We ain’t going hungry.
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Zander98al
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The temps are already 33/34 near freezing by that point as the cold air should be rushing in from the northwest. It all works out in tandem. With CAD through most the day sunday keeping us near freezing. And somewhat snowy. Forecast snowfall totals follow this CAD younger through the Northeast quadrant.HRRR Model
HRRR model forecast of 2m Temperature (shaded) for Southeast U.S.www.tropicaltidbits.com
If you click on that link, then go from hour 22-28, notice how the colder temps are advecting from the NW into NE AL. That's not wedging, but typical CAA on the backside of any cyclone. The wedge doesn't have anything to do with whether or not NE AL sees snow from this system.
41.1 and overcast. Wind ene at pines just begging to sway.
Flotown
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Not a meteorologist but that upper low position screams some heavy snow on northwest side of it...
Avalanche
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Post pics frequently.
Snownut
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Is it just me or could I see this thing starting in upstate by early evening?
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Flotown
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Still think n Mississippi west Tennessee and North bama does well. Jmo
NoSnowJoe
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41 here in Walking Dead country and NW winds at 1 mph. Hoping for a snow miracle tomorrow, if not maybe next weekend.
DadOfJax
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CAD does not keep us snowy….merely cold at the surface. Snowfall does not follow CAD, it follows the track of the ULL, which is why you have snow in TN. CAD will aid in NC where the cold air is much deeper, but it simply doesn’t do it in AL. Never has, never will.
bigstick10
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This is a great map to watch CAD in GA
weather.uga.edu
Georgia Weather - Automated Environmental Monitoring Network Page
University of Georgia Weather Network
weather.uga.edu
dsaur
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42 near Griffin, and a nice steady ne wind. Like to see it building, and stay strong thru out.