Shadypines33
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Madison, AL it's still coming down pretty steadily, but the flakes are getting smaller and it's starting to melt.
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January 11th-12th Southern Slider
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Madison, AL it's still coming down pretty steadily, but the flakes are getting smaller and it's starting to melt.bingcrosbyb
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just flipped to snow here (Harrison Bay) near Chattanooga / 36.1 degrees
none here in Red Bank.. But I can look up 1000 ft and see the snow line clearly. Crazy how nice this might have been with a night time passage.
Stormlover
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another example of Huntsville NWS not issuing something, even after it happens...half an inch or more is supposed to be a WWA, and many areas have that or more already with more snow coming in, but they release this:
For now, will forgo a winter weather advisory based on the
limited spatial and temporal scale of the hazard but do expect icy
bridges and overpasses will continue to be an issue through at least
noon. For the update, increased snowfall totals to around 0.5-1.0
inch for most locations to the west of Huntsville
For now, will forgo a winter weather advisory based on the
limited spatial and temporal scale of the hazard but do expect icy
bridges and overpasses will continue to be an issue through at least
noon. For the update, increased snowfall totals to around 0.5-1.0
inch for most locations to the west of Huntsville
Stormlover
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exactly, I have about an inch and heavy snow falling now
HSVweather
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a few images about 830 in Madison, AL, this was about the peak accumulation, up to 33 now
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Overachiever here in WNC. Already a half inch
This is turning out pretty much as the modeling has shown for the past five days for my area. Up to 35 in central Huntsville. Big pretty flakes falling now, but no accumulations.
HSVweather
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It’s holding at 33 on county line and like you said really coming down at the moment.
Triplephase93
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Quarter sized flakes on Mowbray Mountain at 31 degrees. Approaching a half inch.
Wish I had a car.. would be one of those old timey hike up into snow days.
HSVweather
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Huge flakes falling now but 34
Flotown
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a little over an inch,trying to post pics but says too file too big...lol
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JLL1973
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same here. i was trying to upload a iphone pic but says file to big
Use a free online picture editor or if you're on your phone email a smaller file format to yourself. If you're using an Iphone it should prompt you what size you want to email when before you send it. Then save the image from your email and post that one.
Shadypines33
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Select the pic and underneath it you'll see "Actual size". Click on that and choose a file that's smaller.
olhausen
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Post them as a thumbnail
olhausen
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This is just an example of a thumbnail Picture for those having problems posting. Snow is obviously not anything to do with this system. It’s actually somewhere in Ohio around Christmas 2020
ForsythSnow
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Got under a slightly heavier return and saw snow mixing in with the rain. Temp is 41 too.
Got some sleet pellets and can’t tell whether there’s drizzle or flurries, lol
gethooked_wx
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Snow mixing with Rain here in North Forsyth. (Lake Lanier / Little Hall Park)
Stormlover
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close to 1 1/2 in here nw of huntsville
@Ethan80963 anything in this ? 
Same here. I was driving through Dallas earlier and had some very melted flakes mixing in under the heavier areas. This is probably like the last two where you need 2500 - 3000 feet in elevation in our neck of the woods.
Looks like it was some light ip mixed with rain. I’ll take it though
Brent
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What a storm lol
Lived here 6 years never heard of Mosheim
it's interesting to see the area out by Cisco and Stephenville again bullseyed just like the last storm while most of DFW was high and dry. This also confirms the sharp gradient I saw below Dallas coming back yesterday
Lived here 6 years never heard of Mosheim
it's interesting to see the area out by Cisco and Stephenville again bullseyed just like the last storm while most of DFW was high and dry. This also confirms the sharp gradient I saw below Dallas coming back yesterday
JLL1973
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Snowing hard here again
StormStalker
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Biggest flakes of the event happening here now. Ground temps and inconsistent rates hampered our snow totals on the ground as some melting occurred. Based off what I scraped off my car I’d say we about 1.5 inches. Wished it had got down in the 20s last night. It would have helped.
HSVweather
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ForsythSnow
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Rain/sleet/snow 75/15/10 or so. Temp is now 40.6
wow...
John1122
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Peaked at about 1.75 inches. Some compacting going on now. 33 and light snow falling. Way over performed here, though some models began to catch on very late in the game. Gulf lows always have a bigger than modeled precip that reaches further north.
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I'm extremely happy for our Mid-South posters (I grew up in Memphis)
Did central/north-central AL receive any snow? Any snow on the Univ of AL campus?
Did central/north-central AL receive any snow? Any snow on the Univ of AL campus?
olhausen
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Been snowing but mostly flurries and 34 here for the last hour or so. Happy to see other areas of the south and Tennessee get snow. That said its been frustrating having so many systems produce squat here while areas an hour or two away continue to get the good stuff.
Yes to North Alabama but Idk about at University of Alabama
Stormlover
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Yes, over 3 inches in west central ala..two inches from moulton to athens to fayetteville...
JLL1973
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it was really coming down here shortly after noon