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  On 2/23/2015 at 10:22 PM, PackGrad05 said:

Fishel just said he is worried about a high temp of 47 on Wednesday cutting down accumulations from that night because of a very warm ground.

If we get a good amount of accumulation how in the heck will it reach 47 at the surface? I'm guessing some cloud cover will last after noon and then temps will crash Wed night below freezing and into the 20s so why talk about road temps? I agree with burger they would cut into accums but not if we have heavy rates. I have to look at what the euro is spitting out for a max temp but it just sounds silly to be near 50 after the system.
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  On 2/23/2015 at 10:25 PM, PackGrad05 said:

well warm ground isn't the issue anyway.  warm roads will lessen the impact on travel, which is the most important thing.

Temps in the 40's during the day will have zero impact on accumulations at night. I don't get where met's come up w/ this crap.

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  On 2/23/2015 at 10:29 PM, Jon said:

If we get a good amount of accumulation how in the heck will it reach 47 at the surface? I'm guessing some cloud cover will last after noon and then temps will crash Wed night below freezing and into the 20s so why talk about road temps? I agree with burger they would cut into accums but not if we have heavy rates. I have to look at what the euro is spitting out for a max temp but it just sounds silly to be near 50 after the system.

47 on wednesday ahead of the storm

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  On 2/23/2015 at 10:32 PM, Queencitywx said:

Mind you, the ground is still plenty cold from last week. We've had exactly one day in the 50s.

I was about to bring that up. Seems like some just love to ignore that record cold snap last week, and a brief warm up And somehow magically the ground is a an incubator.

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James Spann's afternoon discussion has an initial call of 2-4" north of a line from about 40 miles south of both Birmingham and Atlanta northward in Both GA and AL to the Tennessee state line. He expects a deform band to set up somewhere in there that could produce 8"!!

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