Loganville Winter
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And probably a flood watch or warning as well?
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Wintry Jan 2-4 2022 Winter Weather Event/Obs
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Snowflowxxl
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Friday I had a flood warning and also a wind advisory today.
LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
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Snownut
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What? Isn't he below 85? My impression was upstate wouldn't see anything. This is one confusing Storm. ULLs has mind's of their on.
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DadOfJax
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Westward trends are not pretty
JB (Robert) has spoken! Sorry Jimmy
Updated map, could be some snow falling in the air from CLT-RAH with the northern sections perhaps picking up a dusting on grassy/elevated surfaces depending on where the deformation band sets up, also included the NW ATL suburbs with a shot at some snow falling as it seems like a legitimate possibility. as you get north towards the triad/NW Piedmont, it looks to be slightly colder/longer duration of snow after the switchover associated with the backside band, so there may be a better shot at accumulating snow on grassy surfaces, east of 77 and along-north of I-40. As you get into VA there where amounts pick up quite a bit, I’m not saying ground temps are lowering this event a bunch, but they don’t help and air temps look somewhat marginal with ratios around 6-8:1, those 10:1 ratio maps aren’t really showing what’s really going on. but there could certainly be a few areas that pick up 6” or even more then that in VA especially under the extreme 850mb FGEN band. and especially in the NC mountains, esp the blue ridge where higher amounts (6+” to double digits look more likely) I should have put another color for the mountains but got lazy.@Blue_Ridge_Escarpment @LukeBarrette @SWVAwxfan sit pretty with this one. 
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StormStalker
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Corinth, MS finally reporting heavy unknown precip.
The slightest of southward shifts all day, just a little more would do a world of good for NC peeps
Yeah that backside band would be a reason why my map busts low, very impressive
JLL1973
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Not looking like it. Still 36 with back edge of precip already approaching. This has got dud written all over it for here
Brent
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Yeah I mean I'm a casual observer here but I don't like how fast the precip is clearing out. Y'all need all the help y'all can get with everything else borderline
Seems to happen every time where the backend of precip is faster then modeled
Happens almost every single time . You can tell it's slowing as H5 is trying to dig but it's still making nice eastward progress . Will be out of my are by 10 for sure
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Many of us in central NC are right on the line of seeing something nice (>1") or very little to none. Shifts of 20 miles are huge at this point. I would take that outcome and run.
packfan98
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I was surprised the RGEM didn’t tick south. Definitely gives me pause. I’m just hoping to see a nice burst of flakes in the air. Looks like you should get at least an inch on the ground? What are you thinking for your area?
2 more twenty mile shift south and we might really be cooking
McDowell Burke and Caldwell under a WWA for up to one inch. We'll see I'd feel better if I was back toward the triangle.
Stormlover
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does he give accumulations for north alabama?