Honestly, I think what we want to keep any latent heat release from occuring/bringing down the much warmer air from aloft, is just a steady drizzle that just keeps building up to a nice little glaze. If we get something like that, there's no way temps will warm as fast or nearly as much as forecast. Again, the big thing about this "event" will likely end up being the incredible temperature difference as the strong WAA tries to plow the warm front through the very stubborn wedge. It will be a huge temperature battle ground. Temperature maps across North GA will look crazy on Saturday most likely. What comes to mind is February 15, 2016 where temps stayed very close if not a degree or two above freezing in my area but came up to the low 60s in Atlanta. This happened, even with no precip whatsoever.
