Looks like I bottomed out at 21.6, but that's about 30ft off the ground. I would imagine it was closer to 20 or less at 2 meters. https://tempestwx.com/station/20679/graph/69429/temp/2
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Oof this one got you booted. Guess I fixed it
Snownut
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We don’t need a 50/50 low to get big snow. January 2000 had a ridge in the exact same place. The only difference is that that there was a trough that dug down over MN that supplied the cold air.
NoSnowATL
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I think it all depends on your location. Deep South needs more then NC/ upper AL and TN.
Only 36F at 10:30
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Icon has north Georgia in the forties for highs next week. A lot of mid to upper twenties for lows. More rain on Sunday and I wouldn't be surprised if that wedge holds longer, further south, than shown, even if it's in situ at the end.
SnowNiner
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WAR is not ideal, hurts keeping storms south and makes the nw trend worse imo. That said when we score, it's usually in spite of it because we have a big tall western ridge that helps keep energy south. So the modeled pattern ahead could certainly work imo. Would be great if we could keep a split flow during this time to get southern energy involved. If not we're depending on northern stream energy digging waaaaay south. So, not perfect but pretty good and workable I believe, and the usual way we score the last 10 years.
RGEM has a little ZL or light ZR around here tonight. Probably warms enough to not be an issue but if light precip returns quick enough after some good cooling, could see a very light glaze (seen it before).
Oof
I like how the GSP disc ends this morning.
Very dry and cold conditions may develop behind the cold
front by day 7 as model guidance continue to slide an Arctic High
(~1040+ mb) from Canada into the Midwest region by hour 180 of the
forecast with lots of cold air pumping into the region. A lot more
questions than answers at this time, but the January air should
remain in place through much of the extended and potentially beyond.
Very dry and cold conditions may develop behind the cold
front by day 7 as model guidance continue to slide an Arctic High
(~1040+ mb) from Canada into the Midwest region by hour 180 of the
forecast with lots of cold air pumping into the region. A lot more
questions than answers at this time, but the January air should
remain in place through much of the extended and potentially beyond.
We had our lowest temp of the season so far this morning, -5.7 C (21.7 F). I'm looking forward to a more seasonable month of weather, hopefully.
Broken024
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Strange look here
um I'll take that look
Haven't seen a Gulf low in forever.
Broken024
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Switch that L above Michigan with an H and we are good.
Oh my 
Seems that we are trending to some of the coldest temps since Christmas 2020 or perhaps even jan 2019, with highs around freezing and lows in the upper teens 
Y’all have soooooo many opportunities on 12 z gfs, it’s loaded with potential