Still going in Mississippi and Alabama at end of run.
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January 11th-12th Southern Slider
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Still going in Mississippi and Alabama at end of run.
Stormlover
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PARSONBROWN
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Birmingham make that call?
Iceagewhereartthou
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Still hard for me to see this and believe I'm NOT getting snow. It looks like a lock; I'd take it every time. If only the high stayed over top of that low...Sleet on this HRRR run is very close to me.
Is the low trending a bit further south each HRRR run or is that me not seeing it right?
Flotown
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AGREED
Lots of uncertainty
Stormlover
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Yep, HUN is punting until later, typical..they often don't issue one until it's already happening
Huntsville holding off. Smh.
PARSONBROWN
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Yep. They will wait till it’s snowing
Yup very typical of Huntsville. They wait to like 10 tonight.
Darklordsuperstorm
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BMX doesn't seem very certain about anything at this point. Sounds like they are majorly hedging their bets right now. Can't blame them this situation seems to be changing by the hour.
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Current storm is indeed further south than HRRR run. Models can't keep up with this storm because of the hour by hour changes occurring.
HSVweather
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Here is the HSV graphic
Can you blame them though? Also, I don't think the general public consumes those discussions, thrust see the twitter graphic, which is a little more bullish.
Can you post that. Don't have Twitter..
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Zander98al
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It feels like thisll be either a boom or bust for portions of central alabama lol. I'm really looking forward to seeing some snow in birmingham 
Neither do I but is easy enough to browse to.
"https://twitter.com/hashtag/HUNwx?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc^tfw">#HUNwx</a> <a href="https://t.co/BhqcB4k9l5">pic.twitter.com/BhqcB4k9l5</a></p>— NWS Huntsville (@NWSHuntsville) <a href=""
The NAM wasn’t impressive, so I’m hoping the HRRR is in the right. RGEM is almost to our timeframe
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Zander98al
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How I wish that verifies it's been a few years since we've had a good snow in central alabama ?Some heavy snow
RGEM has the dry slot hole as well. All hail the HRRR for us central Alabama folks. Pray it’s right in leading the way
ajr
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Hard to look at a frame like that and not think that 9 times out of 10, we'd also be dancing in NC.
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accu35
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I believe frozen precip will be further south than what that shows. My temp forecast tonight is 33. I'm basing this off nothing but guessing lol.
Hrrr to the end.
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ghost1
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My son lives just outside Austin TX and he sent me some pics of their snow this afternoon. He measured 3" on his deck and still coming down. Biggest event in 16 yrs... if they get 1.5 more inches will be the biggest event in 35 yrs.
NorthGaWinter4
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Boy that is even getting close here
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NoSnowATL
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They follow the site. Cold rain is what is has been all winter and will be going forward . Pure pain. ?
Dewpoint Dan
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To put things into perspective, Austin is at the same latitude as Jacksonville, FL. Good luck ever getting that much snow in Jacksonville ! I guess Austin's 500' elevation is why they get more snow than Jacksonville.
The models were pretty consistent in showing a sharp cutoff on the northern edge.
If there was one thing they got wrong, it's that they were a bit too warm with the thermals.
EDIT: I just hope you can one day experience a real snowstorm in your actual backyard.
Dewpoint Dan
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I love how they issue a special weather statement and in the statement it says " little to no accumulation and no associated impacts expected". So why issue a SWS if there will be no impacts ?
BHS1975
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