Snowflowxxl
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CMC bringing snow to Bama and GA
Yeah I should've clarified too, I said cold rain but I meant for my area, WNC looked good as well as some of the deep south.... snow to the GOM lol crazy uncleI guess I should say it's warmer vs 12z but not a torch plenty of snow would fall on the northwest side
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If it were only the Euro.....Wow, that frame went from nothing to pound town. Storm you were right
Looks like we will end up on the fence as always between heavy wet snow and 33 rainYeah I should've clarified too, I said cold rain but I meant for my area, WNC looked good as well as some of the deep south.... snow to the GOM lol crazy uncle
If it were only the Euro.....
Don't worry. It will be 35 and rain. The 33 and rain line will be back toward Burlington, with the 33 and snow line staring somewhere in the Greensboro/Winston area!Looks like we will end up on the fence as always between heavy wet snow and 33 rain
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You are getting aggressive with the warm nose.Don't worry. It will be 35 and rain. The 33 and rain line will be back toward Burlington, with the 33 and snow line staring somewhere in the Greensboro/Winston area!
Still not buying in just yet. Scarrred from Jan 2017.For Atlanta:
NAM 6 inches
GFS 0
CMC 2 inches
EURO tbd
No warm nose. Just a warm boundary layer. My suspicion is, this will amp up more and throw more precip back into western areas that might actually be cold enough to support wet snow. I just don't see the eastern Piedmont being cool enough. I've seen this show before not pan out for us, even in the heart of winter. It's a very big long shot for the eastern half of NC, IMO.You are getting aggressive with the warm nose.
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Well, climo would say that you are correct. However, we won't know until we get more model consensus.No warm nose. Just a warm boundary layer. My suspicion is, this will amp up more and throw more precip back into western areas that might actually be cold enough to support wet snow. I just don't see the eastern Piedmont being cool enough. I've seen this show before not pan out for us, even in the heart of winter. It's a very big long shot for the eastern half of NC, IMO.