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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)

Yeah I saw that it really look good down my also. Not sure which model their using now

It had to be something close to the RGEM, I mean that run that they showed has to be what ABC and NWS is talking about when they mention upgrading to winter storm warning. It was crazy how it just built back to the NW and then stalled for hours.
 
Saw this at the other board:

SREF mean for RDU 2.64 (up from 1.98), range from 1" to 4.16
 
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Chris mentioned it earlier, but notice how it has redevelopment of snow occurring down in SE LA/S. MS on 12z run that wasn’t on the 10 or 11z runs.
Yeah, the HRRR picked up on dry/wet trends better last storm in the Carolinas, so if we get this wetter trend and better development in N GA trends as well, we could not be so screwed after all. The 12Z HRRR has a band developing well west of me after the initial one falls apart. This would not only help me, but also all in the ATL area.
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Yeah, the HRRR picked up on dry/wet trends better last storm in the Carolinas, so if we get this wetter trend and better development in N GA trends as well, we could not be so screwed after all. The 12Z HRRR has a band developing well west of me after the initial one falls apart. This would not only help me, but also all in the ATL area.
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Yeah will be interesting next couple of HRRR runs as if that continues to build and fill in over W GA to Carolina we will possible get a sustained additional snowfall for 4-5 hours tonight

PS. latest RAP run has similarity to HRRR
 
NAM also shows that band really intensifying at the 20/59 corridor. If that band can stall and build a little more than people in southern tuscaloosa, Jefferson, Shelby, bibb, and others may do well.
 
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