Pattern January 2021 - Joyless January

[eddytur]

Anyone have EPS chart for Habersham, Ga?

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[Rain Cold]

Big grain of salt here... 18z NAM... Hr 84. The placement.... south, well south.

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We are absolutely going to get Nam'ed here within the next 3 days. And then comes the warm nose mwahahaha

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

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Gotta love how the snow literally stops right when it gets to Atl

 

[ATLwxfan]

Gotta love how the snow literally stops right when it gets to Atl

I’m telling you, the topography matters. The snowshield is real.


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[Ollie Williams]

Womp womp, the weeklies go back to Zonal flow towards the end of its run.

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Womp womp, the weeklies go back to Zonal flow towards the end of its run.

There’s that nina look, I don’t buy it

 

[Snowfan]

Here's what the FFC has for the second system:

Brief note about another system expected to affect the area late
this weekend into early next week that could bring another shot
of winter weather to parts of north and central GA. Models diverge
on this one (6-7 days out) so will approach this broadly (low
POPs and mainly rain/snow mix) in the forecast at this time.

 

[SETNwx]

Gotta love how the snow literally stops right when it gets to Atl

you seem to have a lot of emotion invested in a place you're not living in.. snow always stops at ATL south.. The 'fall line' is literally 80 miles south.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

Here's what the FFC has for the second system:

Interesting they felt compelled to address it this far out. Also love to see “central GA” in their wording!

 

[LovingGulfLows]

Interesting they felt compelled to address it this far out. Also love to see “central GA” in their wording!

GA is so large north to south that when they say "North GA", they could be talking about the northern fifth of GA or down to the metro of Atlanta. At least when they say "Central GA", you're pretty confident you could see something even down in the southern metro.

 

[NoSnowATL]

GA is so large north to south that when they say "North GA", they could be talking about the northern fifth of GA or down to the metro of Atlanta. At least when they say "Central GA", you're pretty confident you could see something even down in the southern metro.

Corrrct, Atlanta is north central and north Ga is North of Lanier to me.

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

GA is so large north to south that when they say "North GA", they could be talking about the northern fifth of GA or down to the metro of Atlanta. At least when they say "Central GA", you're pretty confident you could see something even down in the southern metro.

Yeah for someone along the I-20 corridor it never gave me a lot of confidence when they said North GA.

 

[Bham 99]

Yeah for someone along the I-20 corridor it never gave me a lot of confidence when they said North GA.

they call Birmingham Central Alabama and that's on I-20.

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

they call Birmingham Central Alabama and that's on I-20.

Never understood it. Atl and Bham about at the same latitude yet Bham is Central and Atl is North ?

 

[Webberweather53]

There’s that nina look, I don’t buy it

Yeah I’m not buying it yet even though that’s a super favored look in late winter La Niña. This year’s SSWE is going to provide a major twist that should keep things interesting regardless with repeated bouts of -NAO

 

[deltadog03]

Interesting they felt compelled to address it this far out. Also love to see “central GA” in their wording!

me 2....they freaking leave us out a lot of the times.

 

[Myfrotho704_]

This one is headed in the right direction quickly

 

[RVD]

Everything's falling into place with this trend: taller west coast ridge, more separation b/n the northern and southern pieces of the system itself, and better confluence over the NE.

 

[KyloG]

GFS day 6 looks great...it doesn't look like the Euro is the problem.

 

[RVD]

More of this please!