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  1. neatlburbwthrguy
    been steady flurries, with some big flakes in acworth, ga all morning. nice to look at but wont add up to much
  2. neatlburbwthrguy
    you think most of north ga (above ATL) could see 1-3 inches of snow?
  3. neatlburbwthrguy
    is this the type of set-up that high elevations in north Georgia like around Suches could see a couple inches of snow?
  4. neatlburbwthrguy
    steady light snow in dunwoody now. how long can it last for?
  5. neatlburbwthrguy
    heavier flurries in dunwoody. i wonder if the returns north of montgomery can get close to atl in a few hours
  6. neatlburbwthrguy
    light flurries in dunwoody but it is finally making it to ground, might see 2 hours of flakes?
  7. neatlburbwthrguy
    great radar returns over ATL. crazy nothing hitting ground
  8. neatlburbwthrguy
    I still think it will snow, I was just saying what TWC said. @SnowGoose69 what are your thoughts on ATL?
  9. neatlburbwthrguy
    The guy on TWC just said he knew all along the snow would be south of ATL. Pretty bold statement
  10. neatlburbwthrguy
    TWC thinking Atlanta metro gets no accumulating snow. My hopes for a dusting are fading.
  11. neatlburbwthrguy
    Yes, I think so. Not sure how accurate the KFFC radar is but those returns moving into ATL soon should saturate the atmosphere
  12. neatlburbwthrguy
    Radar returns look good to the west of ATL I think they could be in for a surprise mid to late morning
  13. neatlburbwthrguy
    Nice, yeah I am hoping these early returns help moisten up atmosphere. Are you still thinking ATL area may get an inch possibly?
  14. neatlburbwthrguy
    It is not hitting the ground, at least not where I am. I did see FFC changed the advisory for Metro ATL up to 2 inches of snow, and the WSW just south of ATL now says up to 5 inches.
  15. neatlburbwthrguy
    Looks like new 00z HRRR has precip inching ever so close to ATL for a few hours, definitely further N than last run. Going to be a close call...
  16. neatlburbwthrguy
    If ATL does get a couple hours of light snow tomorrow are we thinking it would be between noon-3pm est?
  17. neatlburbwthrguy
    Wow, Albany GA is a great spot to be for this. They are locked in to a great snow. Unbelievable.
  18. neatlburbwthrguy
    can you post this map by chance? i cant find it
  19. neatlburbwthrguy
    The new HRRR looks good for Macon south in Georgia. Unless it's somehow off by 80-100 miles, ATL may strikeout with this one sadly. Sucks to have temps in line for a nice storm, and be so close, yet sooo far away.
  20. neatlburbwthrguy
    thanks, was thinking that same area. would prefer macon as I have family there, but I think they might be too far north for anything substantial
  21. neatlburbwthrguy
    I am considering a snow chase tomorrow heading south out of ATL. Do you think anywhere in south central Georgia sees 4inches+ of snow?
  22. neatlburbwthrguy
    when does the next HRRR run?
  23. neatlburbwthrguy
    Is the HRRR ever wrong by 100 miles bc the snow looks to only make it up to about Macon, doesn't get to ATL?
  24. neatlburbwthrguy
    I think that you are in a great spot. Cordele I could see getting 2-3 inches possibly.
  25. neatlburbwthrguy
    when does the next hrrr come out? I need that to have ATL in play
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