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Wintry New Years Eve Light Wintry Mix The Anti ARCC/Xtreme Weather System

Guys....this is freezing drizzle at the most. Hardly anything to get excited about unless you like slick roads that you can't see.

I don’t see anyone getting excited about the prospect of ice. With lots of football fans & New Years festivities in the Atlanta area tomorrow evening, this could be problematic.
 
I don’t see anyone getting excited about the prospect of ice. With lots of football fans & New Years festivities in the Atlanta area tomorrow evening, this could be problematic.

While there is a chance ATL could see a little freezing drizzle, I don't see it being any real issue for them.
 
Guys....this is freezing drizzle at the most. Hardly anything to get excited about unless you like slick roads that you can't see.

Which is still fun. If you like winter weather you take it in all forms . I’ll take anything we wait 9 months out of there for winter to roll around


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This is quickly turning in to TaIkweather.

That place was My first weather board experience
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FFC:
SHORT TERM /Tonight through Sunday Night/...

Near term characterized behind a dry CFP, enhanced NW gradient winds
and classic downslope clearing of the cold advection stratocu in the
lee of the southern Appalachians. Winds should gradually decrease as
the ridge broadens eastward into the overnight with cooler temps
expected - mainly 3-7 deg below norms and even parts of the far
north flirting with the 20 mark.

Main focus will be on any mixed p-type precip potential tomorrow in
central GA on the northern extent of a weak Gulf low influence given
some enhanced moisture and low level isentropic upglide. Given
progged thermal soundings indicating a fairly strong/deep warm nose
(as warm as 4-5 deg C and above 0 deg C in the 700-900 mb layer) and
some variation in the strength of the cold layer below, overall feel
any sleet potential is low during the day and the same with a
possible transition to light snow on the heels of the moisture axis
by evening. Including mention but kept at slight chance and confined
mainly to western parts of central GA. Also any precip looks to be
so light that any mention of amounts more than trace is not
warranted.

What`s more certain is the coldest air of the season advecting in
behind for Sunday overnight into Monday morning (many locations
dipping into the low to mid 20s and even teens for the far north).
Coupled with another set of enhanced NW winds, the resultant wind
chill values will be in the single digits for much of north GA and
flirting with sub-zero in the higher elevations... just not
widespread or definite enough to warrant an advisory at the moment.
Future updates may support, so keep monitor of any changes. Blustery
and dangerously cold regardless.
 
Is it possible that WWA could update to WSW if things becomes more
 
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