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Wintry January 23rd-27th 2026

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My first thoughts map for the NE Georgia, Upstate, mountains, western piedmont crew. Along and north of I40 looks to be almost all snow. I still think along and north of 85 is going to have a significant snow thump on the front end similar to Jan 2022. Models had a sleet and ice storm exclusively going into that. The HI-RES models locked onto that front end thump that dropped significant accumulation before an eventual flip to sleet. I see no reason that doesn't happen here when you consider just how strong this CAD wedge is and the type of arctic air associated with it. South of 85 it'll likely be mostly sleet, but I can't rule out a flip to some serious ZR, especially on the southern end of this. And then I think a significant ice storm along and south of I20 towards the Pee dee is legit with ice accretion pushing an inch.
 
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So the chief meteorologist on Fox6 in Birmingham is doing a live & said with that high pressure being ao strong he is thinking it might be able to overcome the warm nose here in the Bham area
.. First time hearing that thought I'd share

It is definitely possible. That won't be resolved until almost game time.
 
So the chief meteorologist on Fox6 in Birmingham is doing a live & said with that high pressure being so strong he is thinking it might be able to overcome the warm nose here in the Bham area
.. First time hearing that thought I'd share
Yeah I'm not so sure about that...
 
Looking at the temp 10th-90th percentile spread on Pivotal for the Icon-EPS 18z, I can see some upper end temps on Saturday and Sunday in the 50's (even a 62) and 40's for just south of Atlanta. No idea how many iterations of these temps occur, but there is still a decent chance of nothing but rain for Atlanta at this range, I think.
Is it safe to assume that those details will be more refined when we better understand how far south the high pressure goes? Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I've been under the impression that the high pressure (and polar air?) going further south = colder temperatures.
 
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Double low situation with ICON, kinda funky but not crazy. A transfer to a coastal low from the low in the Deep South is a scenario worth keeping an eye on.
Again this is key. Where the LP xfer originates and where it forms off the coast. Origination point is about as far south as it gets to me. The xfer landing point can be anywhere from off Charlest'n to off Norfolk still from all I'm gathering. Depends on the amperage. mho only
 
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