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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)

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I'm worried that with temps in the 50s in Auburn that will make the roads even worse once the bottom does fall out since it will most likely melt on the roads and then quickly refreeze. Or maybe with such warm temps today that will make it harder to freeze on roads ?
 
SoutheastRidge said:
Thanks. I typed in Sylacauga on weather.gov and the station from Alex City came up and showed 47. Obviously there is a sharp contrast in temps.
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Found the location of the front. Alex City is about 30 miles SE.

How fast that light precip of the ground makes me think the models are still under doing the precip. The dry air overcame easy.
 
Looking at radar evidence moisture is flowing in from the South now... Giddy up

work sending us home if radar looks same I will post image but using different tilts you can see atmosphere is lighting up aloft... Good sign


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Stormlover said:
My measuring stick
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Looks like about 1/4 to 1/5th of an inch. I'm being generous. Seems like Madison will be dry-slotted the rest of the day. You mught see an additional 1/10th - 1/20th of an inch if you get EXTREMELY lucky. Madison may end up having the lowest snow total of anywhere in the state.
 
Pretty much every model now has that band reformation after it breaks up, just now looking at the Euro. It'll just be a matter of when it can and where it has the most impact south of NC.
 
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