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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)

Ground truth from 33/40 tracker shows that, even where snow has been falling all morning, there just isn't a lot of impact and barely even noticeable in the grassy areas.
 
Light snow/graupel here. 30°F


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Thats the key once the tilt starts she will slow down . Get under the band as it pivots and boom

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The HRRR thinks that area could be around here or somewhere in GA. Have to hope for the best that we get a good pivot and then south of here including ATL gets it as well.
 
Feeling okay for the Western Midlands of SC. Once you get to Columbia and Southeast, temperature problems.

NWS CAE alludes to this, and we should be getting new advisories in the coming while.
 
Ground truth from 33/40 tracker shows that, even where snow has been falling all morning, there just isn't a lot of impact and barely even noticeable in the grassy areas.

they also have not had any good rates really to speak of.

Feel like most of the areas that he is driving through is in that drier area depicted by the models.
 
My local forecast has my heavier snow hitting around 7 pm tonight. Light stuff before than
 
I've noticed since this is a dry powder type snow because it's in the 20s (which is more uncommon in the south), it is falling between the grass blades instead of sticking to and building on top of the grass like the more common wet snows we usually get.
 
So is it looking like far northwest Georgia is going to get dry slotted?


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My temps shouldn't be a problem, im sitting at 35 currently
 
they also have not had any good rates really to speak of.

Feel like most of the areas that he is driving through is in that drier area depicted by the models.

That is actually not surprising. Light rates with low water content snow is probably allowing solar radiation to melt it and the wind to dry the road before it freezes.
 
Feeling okay for the Western Midlands of SC. Once you get to Columbia and Southeast, temperature problems.
Shawn you think we can squeak out something in west cola?
NWS CAE alludes to this, and we should be getting new advisories in the coming while.
 
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