Downtown Huntsville ended up with just under a quarter inch. I'll take it, though I'd always like to see more.
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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)
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LovingGulfLows
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Hour 16 on the HRRR is a work of GOD. OMG. The radar goes bonkers that hour.
DadOfJax
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You can see the precip has started a more SW to NE flow....this could be a HUGE trend in the right direction for central AL. Watch the Columbus, MS radar and see if the back end starts to slow...if so, look out I-20!
Xtreme Weather
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Same here almost doubled my snowfall and over .10" of QPF now big change
NoSnowATL
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We might see something in our area this time around!
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SREF mean total snow for KFFC is up to 1.0".
Storm5
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Yeah it's good for everyone really . Will allow for intensification and slower movement.
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Parker
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Yeah the mean QPF is .08 for Bham and has one at .34 and one at .39
Talk about a change.
cyclogent
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15z sref mean for CHA is 1.51"
Ilovesnow28
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Can anybody post the SREF for Tuscaloosa?
Benholio
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Minor change, but FFC updated grids for Cumming, GA bumped snow from 0.5 to 0.6, with light rain arriving around 4pm, light snow at 6pm.
Temperature drop is something...
4pm: 42 degrees
7pm: 30
10pm: 20
Temperature drop is something...
4pm: 42 degrees
7pm: 30
10pm: 20
ForsythSnow
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Just as the HRRR is advertising. Looks like the N GA snow hole went POOF! I as well as many others are glad that recent modeling is saying this. 10 Hours of snow on the HRRR with 2-3 being at least moderate snow means a good amount here. Not sure what the ratios will be or how dry/wet they will be, but seeing higher QPF and snow totals is great.
WarEagle22
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Rap also see's an increase over East AL, back down into Central/Southern Bama into GA. Got me at 2 to 3 inches now.
Shinrin
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Starting to flurry here in Gadsden, a block and a half away from Attalla, AL.
RollTide18
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Sref mean went up over a half inch this run, boom potential member over 2 inches
I fear that people are going to be caught off guard and dont realize how fast the temps will drop this evening.
ForsythSnow
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Yeah, they have a 10 degree drop in there too up here. Definitely going to be a flash freeze.
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up to 52.3 degrees at my home in Fayette County. Hard to believe it will fall 20 degrees in a few hours...
CobraMedic
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For whoever is curious, Oxford/Anniston area Plume mean at .79 with a boom of 3.79. 8 of the members above mean. Looking good.