metalicwx367

Haha yeah! Fortunately it looks like it may stay to our east.

Wild going from historic snow event in Southern Georgia to nearly a Category 5 hurricane just chilling off the coast of Australia. We will see where this comes ashore but I've never experienced anything over a Category 1.

We are sitting here on the edge of our seats trying to figure out where this beast is gonna go. I've never seen so much disagreement and divergence between models and ensembles in this short of a timeframe. If this ends up tracking further west than expected as some of the ensembles suggest, we are gonna be in serious trouble here in Exmouth.

It was indeed a very fun month. Glad to have experienced a historic winter storm in my hometown before returning back to this weather in Australia.

23 degrees here and clear skies. Still got snow on the ground even after temps in the 50s yesterday. Heading to the airport to go back to Australia. Glad I got to be in my hometown for this historic snow event.

Agreed CMC did a great job. Initially when we started out as snow and it had already started accumulating hours ahead of when we were supposed to transition over I thought "holy crap HRRR might be right" then we switched over to sleet the moment temps went below freezing. Very fun event though. I still have about 1.5 inches in the yard. The roads are drivable today somewhat but yesterday didn't leave the house at all. Some locations on north side of town I've seen measurements of 4-5 inches of snow/sleet.

Currently 28F with sleet. After that brief period of heavy snow, we switched back over to sleet. We were pretty much sleet for 90% of the storm. 3 inches of sleet and snow in backyard at the moment. CMC/RGEM were the only models that showed a pure sleetfest here. Still an incredible storm though. I am curious to see what KAYS reports for totals and if we beat the 1973 record.

Coming down pretty good outside.

It's 28F here and heavy snow now. Finally switched over. I love how many people are outside right now at 1am.

We've been sleet down here in SE GA for past 4 hours lol. Got an inch on the ground so far but definitely ate into our snow potential here. Looking at Correlation Coefficient on radar, looks like we'll remain sleet for the next couple of hours.

31 now with sleet and freezing rain. Light dusting of snow & sleet on roofs, cars, and grass in the area.

Yep its nearly all snow now. 80% snow, 20% sleet. Temp down to 34F. It was 43F an hour and a half ago.

36F with snow and sleet. Just started snowing about 5 mins ago. The HRRR model might be right.

43F and sleet rn lol.

18Z NAM is now starting to show those colder 850s. Cuts freezing rain totals in half and significantly higher snow totals across the region. Our winter storm warning is now saying up to 3 inches of snow and 0.10 of ice. Slowly trending into being potentially biggest snowstorm on record here lol. It's 44F outside rn, but I'm not concerned about that. DP is in mid 20s and we should be below at or below freezing about a couple of hours after the onset of precipitation.