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Feb 12-13 Sleet/Snow/ZR Event


JoshM

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This will more than likely, like what Larry said, be pretty close to the 00z euro

 

Looks a little slower this run as well through hour 84.

Colder at 2m for us here in GA

Colder at 850 as well.

Wedging looks better this run

 

 1.25-1.5" total qpf ATL-AHN from 2 waves (mainly 1st), much of which would be IP/ZR after initial rain. Euro 2 meter temp.'s too warm. Get down to MCN later in 1st wave and in 2nd wave for ~1.50" qpf total, rain and then mainly ZR down there imo. 1" of ZR there? 

 

So, Euro holds serve for GA at least. 8th run in a row with major winter storm for SE.

 

Edit: another look at MCN's 850's and position of sfc low tells me it will be close to 32/sig. ZR but may stay just above for much of 2nd wave. +7 850's a little warm.

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In terms of sensible weather, south carolina gets hit hard with freezing rain..especially central areas around columbia. Just about everything falls in north ga. Looks like 3 to 6 inches of snow/sleet in north ga outside the mountains followed by 0.30 to 0.50 of freezing rain. 

 

Looks like mostly snow, or snow/sleet in the extreme northern part of the upstate with several inches of snow in a lot of freezing rain for sc. hard to gauge how much since we can't see the entire column. It could end up being more sleet than freezing rain for a lot of areas.

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