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Wintry January 14-16th storm potential.
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StormStalker
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Getting some cotton ball size flakes now ?
Rgem goes ham for Huntsville
Flotown
Member
little over an inch
27/25 and the lightest of drizzles here near downtown Huntsville. The drizzle isn't even freezing yet.
Wulfer
Member
Sleet falling in Catoosa county Ga.
Catfish556
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Roads in Florence, AL at 8:00 pm
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wLSc6PdLjxFXpxdL7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wLSc6PdLjxFXpxdL7
Shadypines33
Member
Changed from ZR to moderate sleet in Madison at 26 deg. I'm not seeing any snow at all.
happy to see a lot of the board catching a storm. we have had our ups and downs but objectively thats a lot of magenta and purple south of the mason dixon
i haven't seen the latest obs but seems like somewhere along the south tennessee border is going to see some surprising storm totals. locals can let me know if i'm wrong but i have always thought this was an area that's tougher than you think to get snow, not as much maritime cyclogenesis (how many gulf lows have you actually seen), no CAD, and the blue norther anafront events usually fizzle out in the plains before they reach these guys. so, happy for this crowd.
for me, richmond, nws is going with 1-2. feels about right with higher than normal variance. most models have a pretty intense frontogenesis band developing either *on* us or just south of us and lifting northward throughout the day. there's an obvious scenario where we get blanked (fronto band develops just north and never dips south) but also a scenario (the gfs shows this) where the intense band never lifts out and we get 4-6. not an enviable forecast to deliver.
i haven't seen the latest obs but seems like somewhere along the south tennessee border is going to see some surprising storm totals. locals can let me know if i'm wrong but i have always thought this was an area that's tougher than you think to get snow, not as much maritime cyclogenesis (how many gulf lows have you actually seen), no CAD, and the blue norther anafront events usually fizzle out in the plains before they reach these guys. so, happy for this crowd.
for me, richmond, nws is going with 1-2. feels about right with higher than normal variance. most models have a pretty intense frontogenesis band developing either *on* us or just south of us and lifting northward throughout the day. there's an obvious scenario where we get blanked (fronto band develops just north and never dips south) but also a scenario (the gfs shows this) where the intense band never lifts out and we get 4-6. not an enviable forecast to deliver.
Brent
Member
Record cold here
JLL1973
Member
3 inches now
I’m in hsv, near Randolph. My back patio is covered with ice. Busted my ass trying to bring some stuff in
dsaur
Member
It's building south toward Atl now, but I'm still stuck at 42. Though there is a 38 near by. Looks like the end of the earth might be I 20 again, lol. Maybe some patchy ip/zr at some point.
Stormlover
Member
I'm in Monrovia, 26 and ice.
I’ve got some flakes mixing in with sleet. Not much precip right now but when we get some heavier returns I’m hoping it’s snow
24 with a heavy glaze of ZR and sleet on elevated surface. Meridianville, AL
24 with a heavy glaze of ZR and sleet on elevated surface. Meridianville, AL
dsaur
Member
Man, when that freezes down if you can find a hill where no one has driven much, that will be great sledding right there. Perfect.... frozen solid after any melt. That stuff at 15 degrees, a dream at 3am.
olhausen
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Itryatgolf
Member
Right at 3in in jackson tn?. At 14 degrees as well
Brent
Member
Still waiting on a better pattern? ? Now I need one...
Itryatgolf
Member
There are winners and losers in winter. We should have a few more opportunities in Feb early March imo