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Wintry January 21-23 2025

HRRR also showed moisture up north but it all consolidated south by the time it got towards us. Is that because it actually expects that to happen or just because it is only applying the bounce here in the earlier hours and we might expect our bounce later?
The dry air in place...it is very bias or overdosed dry air...I think.
 
22/0 I might make another run for the upper teens tonight before skies become overcast overnight. The forecast is 20. We still got a few hrs of radiational cooling to take advantage of.

25/-1 at the airport. It looks like the official high was 32 there today. I’m not sure if the airport will drop below 20, but it could be pretty close.
 
columns looking way better this nam run View attachment 166057
That stream over N GA.... Notice how it's also acting like it's being held back a bit too. The shield is coming much further NW than the past 24 hours seemed to indicate and to me, I'm seeing a stream of more snow if that keeps trending. Have to check the soundings still.
 
AH yeah, big time dryslot while everyone gets snow to my east and west. this is absolutely how it will actually work out here.
 
Even the NAM is now on board with a more significant event for most of us. Today has been a epic ninth inning rally for many of us (me included) who had given up hope of any significant winter precipitation falling. The precipitation shield many end up reaching the foothills of NC and they might be in for a surprise.
 
This might be a crazy question, but with as cold as the temperatures are and the wind direction, could any of the larger lakes in the SE aide in snowfall in a pseudo lake-effect style. We’re not used to this setup this cold, but it is similar to the Great Lakes areas. Maybe the larger lakes like Lanier, Hartwell, Seminole or West Point.
 
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