Clem282340
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Does this count freezing rain and sleetEPS looks a little better so far.View attachment 104516
Does this count freezing rain and sleetEPS looks a little better so far.View attachment 104516
Based on what?
I disagree! I witness these situations...the models are going to trend colder especially the NAM!Gwinnett also. I don't think the airport and areas south and west will have many issues. This is a classic east and northeast of Atl storm.
Usually if Alpharetta gets ice, Gwinnett County gets it first in these types of setups. Cad follows the 85 corridor then goes west if strong enoughBased on what?
I don’t think your losing this one if your under that wraparound. May not be much but at least your getting it from the backsidei think our area is losing this one. Looks like its headed i40 northward
The slowdown gives the wedge more time to dig in tooMean increased. 850's were a little better. But the system was definitely more amped.
Stop pleaseAll the models I've seen. Certainly areas like Carrollton, Cedartown, Griffin are right on the edge.
I do not believe so.Does this count freezing rain and sleet
For people on the West side of GA if this is the track that it's gonna take your going to have to walk a fine line of hoping for a amped system with more precipitation on the backside for snow from ULL without freezing half the SE with Icy or RainView attachment 104519
Mean increased. 850's were a little better. But the system was definitely more amped.
I think I recall Freezing Rain Advisories were done away with in favor of WWAs, but Ice Storm Warnings are still in use. In most ice storms, we mix with other stuff, too, though, so it seems like we usually just get WSWed.Kinda an amateur question but does the NWS still issue Ice Storm Warnings or is it all lumped into the WSW category?
Yeah, I think a general 1-3” of snow on the front-end could be very doable across central NC. As cold as it is and has been, it will stick immediately, which will be amazing. Something like February 2014 maybe. Maybe the ULL could deliver backend goodies, too?For NC (central especially) I noticed the 12z eps "snow" footprint expanded slightly eastward, again indicative, at least imho, that the CAD is strong, slow to scour out and more zr/ip longer before that transition.
All your buddies to the west are praying for a super ULL for sure!Yeah, I think a general 1-3” of snow on the front-end could be very doable across central NC. As cold as it is and has been, it will stick immediately, which will be amazing. Something like February 2014 maybe. Maybe the ULL could deliver backend goodies, too?
At this point I would say it’s very unlikely simply because all the models are in very good agreement of an exceptionally strong CAD. Even the GFS which is by far the most west with the parent low and the most north with the transfer to the coastal is still a major winter storm for most of N Ga, Northern SC and western and central NCIs it possible (since yesterday evening trends) that this becomes strictly an Apps runner & nobody wins in the southeast except Cumberland plateau and everywhere NE of there?
Yeah I feel good about a swath of 1-3 followed by some IP then ZR then just rain but I'm not sold on any backend stuff since it's moving south to north, if it was heading east maybeYeah, I think a general 1-3” of snow on the front-end could be very doable across central NC. As cold as it is and has been, it will stick immediately, which will be amazing. Something like February 2014 maybe. Maybe the ULL could deliver backend goodies, too?
At least there seeing that Low Far East
When a weenie hasn't had a decent winter storm in his backyard in a few years, the said weenie looks for optimism wherever it may be found.
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I like your attitude ?When a weenie hasn't had a decent winter storm in his backyard in a few years, the said weenie looks for optimism wherever it may be found.
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There will probably be a hefty band of sleet between.There's going to be a crazy snow total gradient between Atlanta and NE GA. 50 miles might be the difference in an inch of snow and loads of freezing rain vs. a foot of snow
For sure. The only place that might stay predominately all snow is going to be far NE GA. Someone is going to get some concrete mixThere will probably be a hefty band of sleet between.
We have the JMA and Korean Model on our side with much more suppressed solutions. Our weather originates in Asia if you go back far enough, so they should have the edge, right?! modernweenieWhen a weenie hasn't had a decent winter storm in his backyard in a few years, the said weenie looks for optimism wherever it may be found.
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Yes. It's what we need.If that low hugs the gulf coast does that put a lot more of us in the frozen precip with this setup?