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January 6th-7th Potential Storm

Interesting numbers so far ahead of this system. Here is someone's station in northern Cherokee County, SC.

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Burnt and Oglethorpe Mountains are where CAD is stopped in Georgia, due north of Atlanta. Stations on the top are reporting 32.7/24.6, in which Pickens County is not included in FFC's advisory.
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Station running! My wind is ranging 3mph to 6 just don't see a good wedge 43f

my cameras in buford are showing something flying around ATM..for joke sake let's call it a flurry
 
Check out the wind map its a breeze from the Atlantic. Good gulf stream flow
 

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Temp up to 38. Still sitting at 21 but the 2 degree increase means coffin here. Onto the next one
 
Interesting numbers so far ahead of this system. Here is someone's station in northern Cherokee County, SC.

36/27

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Burnt and Oglethorpe Mountains are where CAD is stopped in Georgia, due north of Atlanta. Stations on the top are reporting 32.7/24.6, in which Pickens County is not included in FFC's advisory.
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I’ve been living in Jasper now for about 4 years. Prior to that lived in Carrollton. Good point on CAD here in Pickens. Mt. Oglethorpe is to the NE of Jasper in NE Pickens Co. Mt. Oglethorpe is nearly 3,300 ft. I am about 1,400 ft in Jasper. Many setups like this will leave Pickens out of advisory but will have neighboring Dawson Co. in.

In very strong CADs, even places like Carrollton into Eastern AL can get involved, but has been a while since we have had that type of event to stretch that far SW.

I may drive up the mtn tomorrow… likely will have ice up there. But safe bet nothing to the SW and W as the cold air will be blocked.

Currently, some very lt sprinkles here. DP 26 Temp 42 at Jasper Airport. Rain showing on radar but dry air doing its thing.
 
34/28 now having warmed up from 32/26 an hour ago west of Winston. We're not going to see any zr at this rate.
That won't disappoint me. It's been a couple of years since the last serious ice storm. There are a lot more vulnerable trees and I hate listening to them crash to the ground out back with the tap, tap, tap of a freezing drizzle.
 
34/31 with a steady cold rain falling west of Winston. No zr on the horizon.
There goes nothing.
 
Slight glaze here, no pingers at all. I doubt temps reached the upper 20s as forecast and are pretty uniform in the area at 31-32 so don't figure this lasts much longer as heavier rain moves in. NAM was the first model to show all ZR-rain. It flirted colder on some runs but was pretty consistent with the warmer looks up here. ?
 
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