tucker
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Agree. How many times have we been in the bullseye and changes within 24 hours screw us.
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Wintry Jan 2-4 2022 Winter Weather Event/Obs
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First call, think this is a good one for VA, areas in green May see snow fall for a small time period 
Oconeexman
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I'll be chasing above mountain rest so I'm gonna see snow by gawd!
Chattownsnow
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Pretty much every single time lol. North trending is worrisome though
What’s the call for your areas west. ?
I thinking a dusting to a inch for a lot of North Mississippi/Alabama and southern Tennessee.
Is closing off earlier good?RGEM closing off earlier this run.
Phase 7/8 ? January
delivering winter weather to NC
delivering winter weather to NC
I thing it help areas west of the mountains.
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Brick Tamland
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Looks good to meYep. Stronger and further north.
I generally agree with that, some areas may see up to a inch of snowfall under heavier bands, especially like you said N MS/N AL and S TN,
That’s not good more NW trend and most of us lose this to Virginia
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Brick Tamland
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Who says that will happen? We have seen a lot of back and forth with the trends whenever we have a threat of snow. And the models might not be exactly right, either. As long as it shows a storm stll there is a chance.
Snownut
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Yeah I think from Cashiers over toward Brevard would be a good chase Monday morning
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Flakes to an inch would all I would be forecasting for most right now anywhere in NC unless you’re in the mountains
And this would be a significant win for anyone to see this getting out of the SER pattern
And this would be a significant win for anyone to see this getting out of the SER pattern
JLL1973
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While it does look good out way you have to remember it’s been in the 70s for a week now. The ground temps are baking. I wouldn’t expect any accumulation
Sam Sparks
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I'm just getting up to speed on this system (the snow end of it anyways). So, even with the extremely warm ground temps the thinking is that we can get accumulating snow in north Alabama? That would require flash freezing or extremely intensive snowfall rates right? Its been very warm this past week, so I'm truly curious.
Parker
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I definitely understand that but if what the 3k nam spit out happens (likely won’t) then you’ll have accumulation in the grass and elevated surfaces easily. We will be in the 20s Monday morning. 6.8 inches of snow falling in 4 hours isn’t just not going to accumulate in grassy areas.
See 3/1/09 for example.
As in accumulating snow, I mean grassy surfaces, car topping and trash can topping snow, lol, it wouldn’t shock me honestly especially if the energy is slower as advertised on the nam, nice setup for mesoscale banding on it
Fountainguy97
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I'm all in. 6.5 inches in 2 hrs.