Triplephase93
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Hixson Tn I measured right at 4.1 imby before sleet freezing rain compacted it. Not sure what CHA reported.
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WEATHERBOYROY
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Four inches here -- two miles east of downtown Atlanta, about a quarter mile south of I-20.
Batman36
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Please provide support for the statement that, on January 11th, the rest of January is "cooked". Furthermore, what then gives you an idea that we have "one last shot in February"?I think we have one last shot in February but the rest of January is cooked unless you are in the mountain. Also early March is too far out to tell we shall see.
One thing that history has proven is not only that early March is too far out, but often NEXT WEEK is too far out to make definitive statements like this. We may not get another flake of snow the rest of the winter, but I will take the way things are shaping up for the rest of January over what we have seen for most of the last 5 or 6 winters.
Which part? It looks pretty accurate for Huntsville, Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa.
Drizzle Snizzle
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so 0-1" for the Birmingham area is accurate ?
CNCsnwfan1210
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00z ECM threw a little bone to us in less than 10 days
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CNCsnwfan1210
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Certainly an overrunning potential for someone 1/20-1/22, looks like the SE ridge moved further offshore allowing the cold air to move eastward.
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CNCsnwfan1210
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A fine balance between too much/not enough cold air and amount of moisture with potential waves along the frontal boundary. EPS trend wasn’t bad though I guess. Need to see how this shakes out going forward.
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CNCsnwfan1210
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Around 30 or so members showing measurable snow for GSO 1/21-1/22 
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packfan98
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We have a dedicated thread for this threat.Around 30 or so members showing measurable snow for GSO 1/21-1/22
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CNCsnwfan1210
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Sorry pack, I missed the thread when it was started
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Maybe in your area but it is nowhere close to being accurate here. There was not an area of 4" across central NC.
NWS used to put out totals map, maybe they've forgotten how since it's been so long. But seriously there has been some confusion and misinformation out there. For instance, Kat Campbell Met over at WRAL posted on FB that Roanoke Rapids was the winner with 3.5", I promise you that's inaccurate. Then the NWS posted this (which also is inaccurate)
Then Brad P posted this which has some official amounts and is probably close to accurate but differed from NWS map
Then Brad P posted this which has some official amounts and is probably close to accurate but differed from NWS map
rburrel2
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NWS used to put out totals map, maybe they've forgotten how since it's been so long. But seriously there has been some confusion and misinformation out there. For instance, Kat Campbell Met over at WRAL posted on FB that Roanoke Rapids was the winner with 3.5", I promise you that's inaccurate. Then the NWS posted this (which also is inaccurate)
Then Brad P posted this which has some official amounts and is probably close to accurate but differed from NWS map
Brad's map is way off for my location, (I wish it was accurate, lol). That 4 inch report in Easley, SC is bogus. 1.5 inches fell there. No one in pickens county got 3 inches except maybe the 3000ft peaks.
NWS used to put out totals map, maybe they've forgotten how since it's been so long. But seriously there has been some confusion and misinformation out there. For instance, Kat Campbell Met over at WRAL posted on FB that Roanoke Rapids was the winner with 3.5", I promise you that's inaccurate. Then the NWS posted this (which also is inaccurate)
Then Brad P posted this which has some official amounts and is probably close to accurate but differed from NWS map
I think a couple of NWS RAH's GIS / map guys who really put in the effort have retired / moved on somewhere else. I've commented to them before how much I miss the old maps, but they probably aren't coming back. @Webberweather53 maps are better anyway
.ajr
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Eric posting a gem this morning: 
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I think a couple of NWS RAH's GIS / map guys who really put in the effort have retired / moved on somewhere else. I've commented to them before how much I miss the old maps, but they probably aren't coming back. @Webberweather53 maps are better anyway
Thanks! I should finally have enough time today to do some post event analyses for these last 2 storms. Life has been hectic for me lately.
No, looks like 3-4 to me
KatrinaRuns
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Not accurate for city of Ttown and Northport. My FB feed is flooded with pictures of 1.5-3 inches of snow. Pickens county has 2+. Interesting how sharp the cutoff line was. I’m 5 miles off 1-20 in western Tuscaloosa county, west of the river. I had barely a dusting. As soon as my husband crossed the river on Hwy 11, ground was white and got deeper into Tusc county. All my students in Northport had their first true snow day with big snowmen, sledding, etc. it was awesome!!