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Some Returns coming in right now. Fr drizzle .

Been through many winters around these interwebs. Im going with a solid B. Cold! It was 18 this morning with SN/IP. Colder than any system IMBY in a long time. That what super awesome. Rose to 29 when the heavy banding came in around 3:30ish. Lots of diamond dust this AM and during the morning. Super cool to see during the heart of the storm Crazy ass sleet pouring our of the sky. Either way, after the super high totals went away around Wednesday I was just glad to enjoy the ride.

Took a morning Jeb walk AM in the snow before everyone is awake is the best! .

Most likely for me. It was super cold during the AM until the band came in at 3:30ish. The super cold air was great just wish we had a better set up. But still got power here. That was a big fear. Onto the next one. Cheers

End totals IMBY 1" sn/ip 1/8th" ICE on trees maybe more. Roads are trash. Hours logged on the here.. To many to count On to the next one. Hope those East cash in tonight.

I’ve got probably 50-50 sleet freezing rain right now. Probably more freezing rain because I’ve got runoff of the house. I’ve got runoff at 28°. Trees are getting iced up .

Even under light returns it’s still sleet. .

It’s a sleet apocalypse!! .

Now sleet .

So far unless something changes, it’s rain, but I’m assuming is freezing in contact. .

925 are packed tight now.

25.2 here.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0059.html Mesoscale Discussion 0059 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 1157 AM CST Sun Jan 25 2026 Areas affected...northeast Georgia...western South Carolina...and parts of western North Carolina Concerning...Freezing rain Valid 251757Z - 252200Z SUMMARY...Heavy freezing rain is expected between 19Z and 23Z this afternoon. DISCUSSION...Persistent cold air damming persists in the lee of the Appalachians and into northern Georgia. An expansive area of stratiform rain will overspread this cold air this afternoon and result in moderate to heavy freezing rain. Heavy precipitation rates will likely warm temperatures a few degrees which may limit freezing rain efficiency in areas that are currently 31-32F. However, where temperatures are currently in the 20s, northeast of Atlanta and eastward, expect below freezing temperatures to persist within the wedge. Additionally, a meso-low, analyzed on the 17Z surface chart in east-central Alabama, will move east into central Georgia which will alleviate any chance for erosion of the cold wedge and perhaps reinforce the westerly flow across northern Georgia. As a result, moderate to heavy precipitation with temperatures in the mid to upper 20s will result in significant ice accumulation between 19Z and 23Z from northeast Georgia into western South Carolina and into portions of southeast North Carolina. Given the expectation for relatively efficient ice accretion and QPF of 0.5 to 0.7 inches, expect another 0.25" to 0.5" of ice accretion this afternoon and early evening.

I love a goo snow covered Street picture!

Heavy sleet at 24. Super Heavy