Shawn

Yeah icy into southern/central sc & ga on the initial burst. pops a low off sc coast and nails at least the West half of NC and chunk of VA pretty good with icy/mixing. I'll pass for my area!

No worries. The 32F line dances all around the area. It'd likely end as sleet/snow. Over in Myrtle Beach it could get a bit worse with moisture coming back in after the transfer. Either way, it is 1 run of a control of the Euro. Too early to speak much of it honestly.

See that stripe of light light snow south of say Chester SC? In that thin band, I believe the control has quite a little ice storm down to about southern Lexington, middle of Richland County and towards Myrtle Beach.

I can say that the EPS mean had some snowfall into KMYR if that helps. Usually if I see a Wintry storm over your way I'd call it coastal sc

That's not bad considering how many members the EPS has. 50/51 or so.

850s might help ya out. saw em cutting down a good bit into SC. but yeah, cae + atl is out the game I would guess looking over the maps quickly.

recently? ill msg you.

^this. People try to read his stuff and get confused I guess. you can learn a lot from his stuff if you combine his text with google though. Instead of saying "no snow" he actually uses science on why.

Rofl, they have rain/snow showers on Sat and ice on Monday in the same time down here. What a fail.

Hah i learned the political fighting isn't for me. It seemed cool to try at face value.. but I'd rather spend time being happy and not mad.

Haha I don't think I'll be logging back in anytime soon. The hive is after me.

becoming a bit more credible now? lets see where she goes!

You may want to also add the idea of what "540", "5400" thickness also. A lot of newbies get confused between 0C @ 850 and 540 thicknesses. Maybe link the thickness profile image to explain it better? The one with the R/Sn/Mix/ etc broken down.

They could be used for identification purposes! I'd be po'ed if I logged on the net and saw my picture on some weather nerd forum. Haha, j/k.

lolz.