BufordWX
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On the flip side, the 3km NAM looks a tad more expansive with precipitation. Maybe even some snow showers.00z NAM coming in quite a bit drier then prior runs across Georgia and Alabama. Still gets flurries near Atlanta though.View attachment 54390
Nam isn't really a good model. However it's normally too juicy with the precip.On the flip side, the 3km NAM looks a tad more expansive with precipitation. Maybe even some snow showers.View attachment 54391
It was too juicy with precip before it underwent its update a year or so back.Nam isn't really a good model. However it's normally too juicy with the precip.
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Yeah it’s actually to dry most of the timeIt was too juicy with precip before it underwent its update a year or so back.
Yep, you’re right!Yeah it’s actually to dry most of the time
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Oh okay makes sense. I knew it was always too juicy before. I just hope the gfs/GEFS is right lollYeah it’s actually to dry most of the time
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Higher elevations squeezing that moisture out. Nice totals
Those along the passes will do well. Man if only I had a cabin...GFS still throwing down some beastly totals for western facing slopes in TN. This is just round. Finger of accums extending further down into GA as well.View attachment 54399
GFS still throwing down some beastly totals for western facing slopes in TN. This is just round 1. Finger of accums extending further down into GA as well.View attachment 54399
Not happeningAny chance upstate Sc gets in on any of round 1 or 2? Or not likely..
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I would say a few flurries aren’t completely out of the question with round 1. Round 2 could still bring something, but odds seem quite low for now. Still a slim chance it could change.Any chance upstate Sc gets in on any of round 1 or 2? Or not likely..
The way you say that makes me think you just moved to SC ? If you have lived in SC for a while it's not hard to imagine.I have a feeling it’s a real bummer on here during winter for those of us in SC. I can only imagine the heartbreak year in and year out. Iv spent so many nights with snow actually in the forecast (even calling for 4-5 inches) and waking up to absolutely nothing.
The way you say that makes me think you just moved to SC ? If you have lived in SC for a while it's not hard to imagine.
This board will really get your expectations in check. You will learn to embrace the suck as time passes.I have a feeling it’s a real bummer on here during winter for those of us in SC. I can only imagine the heartbreak year in and year out. Iv spent so many nights with snow actually in the forecast (even calling for 4-5 inches) and waking up to absolutely nothing.
I feel like N Bama does a little better with the “flizzard” events as the cold air rushes in a little more quickly than north Georgia. Atlanta specifically. But going up 400 could have a little flurry fun and northwest Atl.
You may want to consider taking a 3 month break and coming back here at the beginning of March.No I meant I can only imagine the heartbreak of tracking storms on here. Seeing it in real time on the models and watching it go to the craper has to be another level of disappointment. I’m only used to the weather man telling me it’s going to snow and then blaming him when it doesn’t lol.
This board will really get your expectations in check. You will learn to embrace the suck as time passes.
You may want to consider taking a 3 month break and coming back here at the beginning of March.
Yes, stop overreacting it will happen just maybe not this yearI just believe that at some point there’s gotta be a legit snowstorm again in SC. It can’t just never happen again right? Does anyone think anywhere in SC will ever see a foot of snow from one storm ever again?
Yes, stop overreacting it will happen just maybe not this year
I will tell you that I am looking forward to returning to Oklahoma in a few months. Finally going to get a first hand look at the storm season there. Gonna be there for a large part of spring and summer.CMC/GFS is just NW flow, can I skip ahead to May please, I’m ready to chase those LP corkscrews in Kansas with my canon T7, lightning trigger, and tripod
Georgia's weather is so boring compared to Oklahoma.I will tell you that I am looking forward to returning to Oklahoma in a few months. Finally going to get a first hand look at the storm season there. Gonna be there for a large part of spring and summer.
I will tell you that I am looking forward to returning to Oklahoma in a few months. Finally going to get a first hand look at the storm season there. Gonna be there for a large part of spring and summer.
Georgia's weather is so boring compared to Oklahoma.
I think this looks much better than 18zI wonder if this goes SER once trough pulls away or it becomes SE Canada vortex, looks just like last run surprisingly View attachment 54402