neatlburbwthrguy

how far north of the city do you think it would stay primarily snow for at least half the event before switching over to ip/fzra?

3+ inches 30-40 miles north of ATL is very possible. Almost every model is showing that as of right now. I would say it is at least a 50% or more chance.

what happened to "lookout" in this forum? he was the best ever in these kind of storms? sorry for posting here but don't know where else to post

Is it possible we are seeing models trend better/colder today as they are starting the process of picking up on fresh snow cover to the north?

When you say ATL in big trouble if showing wedge beyond 72 hours, that would point towards potential major ice?

regarding this Thursday event, obviously lower elevation in georgia seem to be only a cold rain now, but curious if a short drive up ga 400 to suches (elevation 3000-3500) would give me a shot at seeing a nice snow? i dont have access to reading the thermal profiles, so not sure if elevation would help out in north ga or they would just see a cold rain as well?

anyone have access to posting the HRRR for tomorrow morning?

Think I'm going to head north from atlanta towads Dahlonega/Helen area and see some decent snow in the morning....

Where art thou Lookout to chime in on this upcoming storm?! He’s my favorite.

NAM is showing 1-2 inches of snow for Atlanta overnight Sunday night. Why is no one talking about it?

Bout to head out in a few, when does northside of ATL (Marietta to Roswell) flip to snow?

thanks for the input goose, much appreciated. i agree if we can get dewpoints in low to mid 20's then we may be in for a surprise. with you as well, i don't think anything major on the roadways at this point but 2 inches on grass, roofs, car tops is def possible, imo.

When does ATL decide on WINTER STORM WATCH or WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY? Figured it would be out by now. I think criteria for ATL to be in a watch is the expectation for 2 inches of snow. Saving grace tomorrow for ATL roads will be 34-35 degree temps versus upper 20's we had during SNOWJAM.