Nick Esasky

Cold chasing moisture rarely pans out, but it makes for fun model watching 54 hours out.

Thanks for the response and the link. Yes, I assume the variations are driven by elevation change.

Sorry for another intrusion from a SE forum member. Going to Grand Targhee next week and want to know if there's a place the group here would recommend looking for the best forecast for the mountain itself. As one would expect, I'm seeing wildly different forecasts for Mon-Thurs of next week. I expect conditions to be great, but just curious that their website is showing 46/29 for Monday 4/1 while their app shows 34/29 and snow. Could be as simple as one is for the base and one for the summit, but hoping someone here has figured that out for this resort before. Thanks.

If it ends up 200 miles north, I'd say by definition it didn't verify.

If Atlanta is going to get a storm next week, you can bet that it will be at the absolute worst time to make Super Bowl weekend an absolute mess.

180 Hrs out - ATL could get 5+ more inches.

Haven't seen much discussion of N GA based on the overnight runs. Is ATL pretty much out of the woods as far as significant ice? I'm guessing maybe a dusting on Monday on the back end might happen, but nothing more?

And apparently Chattanooga is in the Central Time Zone now.

Only if future runs are this bad or worse.