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FV3, Euro, and to a lesser extent HRRR did well with this one. NAM is trash and I see why they want to eliminate it.

I think i've got about 2" now! Snow keeps mixing back in to my sleet. Kids are going to try sledding the hill!

28.9, snowing and sleeting, about .75" so far.

Sleet accumulating here. Down to 30.9 with a wet bulb of 28.6.

Sleet accumulating here. Down to 30.9 with a wet bulb of 28.6.

Got moderate sleet here! 32.9. Dewpoint 19.3.

Icon is portraying a look I've seen so many times at my house. A sloppy rain/snow/sleet mix that changes to snow for a quick 1" to 1.5" of accumulations after sunset as it ends. Places just 30 miles north will have all snow and sleet all day and get 6" to 10".

There is a stout warm nose around 800 mb. The presence of this layer, if true, will ruin snow chances in many places in Georgia.

Reported a heavy frost and 33 degrees this morning. Currently 52.7 under clear skies.

Where can you go to get all of them? WeatherBell?

Interesting. I have pivotal access, too, and saw that image, but I'm not sure how it's deriving it. It might be all sleet and freezing rain in southern AL and SW GA.

I'm looking at the College of DuPage GEFS individual members and I'm not seeing the same results that you mention. Really not much showing up for the deep south at all. What source are you using for the GEFS member outputs?

GFS is world's different than ICON and GDPS. It looks like late March for most of the country. No cold, no ridge out west. If it's right, winter was indeed over last week.

I really want to see the snowfall mean start to improve in GA, SC and NC on the EPS. We are entering the target zone and outside of a few big hitters, there aren't many members with snowfall outside of the mountains. The 12Z 2/7/2024 CMCE and GEFS were even worse than the EPS. II r