Wow only an inch even on top of Cheaha ? Bmx doesnt seem impressed at all.
NWS of Birmingham has extended the WWA for more counties.
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Shinrin
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I'll take it!
RollTide18
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Well congrats to you guys, hope y'all get a good snow
ForsythSnow
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FFC says one inch at most.
Lol a 6-8" bullseye right on top of me. What could go wrong ?
jaymackd3
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Is it still a possibility that North AL may creep in on any measureable snow? Seems like most of the maps I've seen you guys post lately shows the snow filling in up this way
Usmeagle2005
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Come on, just 60 more miles north, is it possible this close?
Flurry
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It would not surprise me at all
Good grief. Im not sure why im even looking at these maps. They will only get your hopes up and make you have unrealistic expectations
Alias47
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NWS of Birmingham has extended the WWA for more counties.
Etowah finally getting pulled in.....things just became more interesting for me.
I would take half of what the NAM is showing and call it a winter.
bud006
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Winter Weather Advisory just raised for N and North Central Georgia.
Stating the obvious, but NAM is overjuiced re: pure output accumulation numbers. BUT, the key to me so far is seeing how much moisture is working its way north. There are plenty of cases where warmth right at surface can be overcome by rates.
This is going to be fascinating to watch and has been a nightmare to forecast, LOL.
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Stating the obvious, but NAM is overjuiced re: pure output accumulation numbers. BUT, the key to me so far is seeing how much moisture is working its way north. There are plenty of cases where warmth right at surface can be overcome by rates.
This is going to be fascinating to watch and has been a nightmare to forecast, LOL.
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Claycochaser
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I'm at 1000ft...teehee.
sigwx
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18z NAM with a big Northern shift!
I would gladly take a 15:1 ratio.If only it was a 10:1 ratio that 7 is siting on top of my house
I still say if 6-8" fall more than an inch or two will accumulate.
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Climo typically favors the Northern fifth of GA so not surprised to see the NAM take a large shift north/Northwest. All I know this won't be my storm.