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Wintry Winter Storm Dec 7-10

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Hard to really know what precip looks like with this but personally I would take that track in a heart beat.
 
Chattownsnow said:
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Hard to really know what precip looks like with this but personally I would take that track in a heart beat.
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Looks like the shield of precipitation on this run does manage to push into Chattanooga, just has to be snowing hard enough aloft to get this to change over to snow. light precipitation won't cut it
 
PennyForYoutThoughts said:
. Oh it's gonna go wrong for a lot of us, me included...but the fun part is that it's going to go right for some who seldom see much snow, and those are the folks I'm gonna be happy for.
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Haven't seen a flake since January 2016 and haven't seen any measurable snow since January 2014, hoping to end both of those streaks.
 
Love the way things are trending for the central bama folks. Bham to Montgomery looks good atm.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Looks like the shield of precipitation on this run does manage to push into Chattanooga, just has to be snowing hard enough aloft to get this to change over to snow. light precipitation won't cut it
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yeah i'm on the outside looking in on this one. but honestly I feel better about my chances here than those in central NC at this point
 
This is the first time in my life i can ever recall the possibility for a good snow event this early in December. I have never seen snow on the ground before Dec 15.
 
We have 38 with light sleet in the Rosewood Community of northern Cleburne County, AL at the moment. Hard enough for a little accumulation on the deck. Any model predict sleet for today?
 
SoutheastRidge said:
This is the first time in my life i can ever recall the possibility for a good snow event this early in December. I have never seen snow on the ground before Dec 15.
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Off topic, but it is interesting that the biggest snowstorm in Montgomery history happened this time of the year. Nobody alive can remember it though!

"DECEMBER 3-6, 1886: Southern Appalachians

An early season heavy wet snowstorm hammered all of Alabama and the higher elevations of Georgia and North Carolina December 3-6, 1886 with 12-16” of snowfall in central Alabama (Montgomery had a record 11.0”), 17-20” in the northern parts of Alabama, and up to 25” in northern Georgia (as was measured in Rome). But it was in the mountains of North Carolina that the most extraordinary accumulations were reported with 36-42” at places like Hot House, North Carolina and Ducktown, Tennessee. Asheville, North Carolina reported 33” of snow on level, almost double the amount from the famous ‘Superstorm’ of 1993."

https://www.wunderground.com/blog/w...s-in-the-south-an-historical-perspective.html
 
RosewoodWX said:
We have 38 with light sleet in the Rosewood Community of northern Cleburne County, AL at the moment. Hard enough for a little accumulation on the deck. Any model predict sleet for today?
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Modeling had little pockets of mixed precipitation on the first wave, yeah.
 
It continues to amp up on most model suites which takes a lot of people out of the accumulation game and even makes a mix or change over to sleet/freezing rain for folks north and west of GSO likely. EURO will probably move towards other models on its next run IMO. Always could change but the trend appears to be locking in. I wouldn't pay much attention to snow maps atm because they are notoriously bad until now time
 
If the ukie verifies gonna be a lot of disappointed peeps... 850 temps no bueno
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