The CMC ensembles have been the most bullish for this pattern. A few nice storms to the apps, westward.
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Wintry Nov 30-Dec 1 Flurries/Snow Showers
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Shoot I’ll take it, 10/20 at least showing snowflakes or nearby flakes
Dewpoint Dan
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Your standards are very low ??
Parker
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latest EPS charts for BHM have my attention. We now have the GEFS,EPS, and those cmc ensembles look sexy as hell
I think you must take a step back with the pattern that lies ahead.. all ensemble runs and model runs aren’t going to be pretty for everyone’s backyard .. and it’s tough to get snow down here this time of year that’s for sure .. but also we’ve seen how bad the ensembles preformed last winter and usually only picked onto things that were 3-4 days out and sometimes models or ensembles wouldn’t even see snow a DAY out .. I’m not too worried about the models this far out especially with the delicate pattern we have down the stove pipe .. but let’s also remember it takes a lot of things to line up for anyone to get a good snow down south at this time of year.. don’t get the hopes too high .. we’re aiming for FLIZZARD action and that in and of its self would be a WIN
Dewpoint Dan
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I think you are forgetting that this time of the year is when the south has seen their best snows since 2017. So is it really that difficult to get snow this time of year in the south ?
Panel 3 for $1000 Alex....
It’s early December, normally when I don’t score climo wise here, my standards should be low....
here’s this for some folks
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Haha climo wise yes it is difficult .. we’ve been lucky past few years
ICON so far
That’s a nasty severe look with that - tilt wave in NGA for NC/SC but that backend stuff looks nice, it was just beginning 
ICON would almost have more then a few flurries across north Georgia as the backside move through.
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Legit looks like a comma head associated with the trailing ULL of a fairly mature mid-lat cyclone. If that Icon run actually materialized, someone in AL/GA/TN goes to pound town as the ULL moves to the south/east of them while the storm is in the midst of a phase with the northern energy.
With the 850s so far south. If you could get precip rates high enough, it would favor snow.
Dewpoint Dan
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Nashville NWS says just a few flakes in the Cumberland Plateau, otherwise all rain with the first system.
I just realized that if we get snow Monday it’s not even December yet. When was the last time Atlanta saw snow In November?
Maybe 2013? I remember it snowed/accumulated the day before Thanksgiving, but it was gone it in a couple hrs.? Edit: Idk how much the airport got, but I got around 1/4 inch or so it wasn’t much and it was quick.