BillyMurrayWx
Member
Montgomery to Columbus to Macon looks like the sweet spot. You guys are overdue for a good storm.
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ForsythSnow
Moderator
I just got a feeling of last year's storm with the look of things. Watch this thing jump NW tomorrow or Thursday. It's still coming NW and I have a feeling some will be very disappointed in the end that were expecting snow again.
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Shoot, if it comes northwest, let it come northwest enough that the area I'm heading to this weekend gets a good snow.
I wonder how long it will be before Watches are issued ? Ive seen them issued 2 days in advance in many cases.
I feel some disappointment coming for the sweet spot area...i am still in the snow but this is kinda like 01/14 storm!
Cad Wedge NC
Member
I am pulling for you guys, this might be your best shot for the winter. heck, this could end up being a good hit for most of us.
RollTide18
Member
I remember a snowstorm back in 08, Montgomery was predicted to have 6 inches of snow, only ended with an inch.
There was a deep south snow in Early Dec 1997 if anyone remembers ? Well actually it was around Dec 14.
PennyForYoutThoughts
Member
Mind blowing for those of us on the gulf coast. Not gonna get my hopes up but a few flurries or a dusting would be more than we could hope for.
Good lord that nam run at 84. I wouldn't even care about not getting much through Saturday to take my chances with that h5 look
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RollTide18
Member
Looks like we might have a 0z show tomorrow night
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Im in Auburn right now. It would be funny if this area got a huge snow. I may not have to drive north after all.
bouncycorn
Meteorologist
For you Atlanta folks, this really has snowpocolypse 2014 written all over it. Nam caught the system first.. Shifting NW slowly... Starts showing impacts in Central Ga... Next in line is a WSW for Central GA a day and a half out (so tomorrow evening) (seems plausable)... Then media saying that metro will only get flurries and a dusting.. Then it trends nw at the last second and atl gets 2-3" with gridlock traffic.
Gfs/cmc runs about the same time
That storm was a heartbreaker for me in West Georgia. The precip basically fizzled once it hit the GA border.
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WeatherLC
Guest
Okay guys I know we are all excited but remember not to have so much banter. Thanks.