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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)

Had enough ignore button on

If the amount of time you use to downplay an event was put into looking at the models, radar and atmospheric conditions it would be different. You can clearly see intensity levels increase on radar and short term models continue to improve along and E of the I-59 corridor

This run stayed a little more North than any of the previous ones, and the rates look really good.
 
Can you post any pictures also do you think Birmingham is going to upgrade the advisory for Central Alabama

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I think they'll wait and see whether or not to upgrade.
 
Downtown Huntsville ended up with just under a quarter inch. I'll take it, though I'd always like to see more.
 
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!
 
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
 
Yeah it's good for everyone really . Will allow for intensification and slower movement.

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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.
 
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