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February 25th-26th Winter Storm OBS


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NAM being much wetter is no surprise given its wet and overamping bias as well as its track being further north, which I don't buy. I am thinking at least ~0.75" average for ATL-AHN corridor with up to ~1" reasonable possibility. 0.75-1" is plenty big.

Oh i agree completely that i think it's too wet, as is usual and it's more like 0.75 to 1 as well.  I should have mentioned that.  However i do think there is potential for higher totals in any strong banding and/or convection.

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Oh i agree completely that i think it's too wet, as is usual and it's more like 0.75 to 1 as well.  I should have mentioned that.  However i do think there is potential for higher totals in any strong banding and/or convection.

Agreed.

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NAM being much wetter is no surprise given its wet and overamping bias as well as its track being further north, which I don't buy. I am thinking at least ~0.75" average for ATL-AHN corridor with up to ~1" reasonable possibility. 0.75-1" is plenty big.

 

I certainly imagine some people in the northern/mountain counties will make the most of that 3/4"-1" liquid liwith 6-8" of wet snow. TWC just showed a snowfall graph for Marietta...33% chance of 0, 1-3", and 3"+ :yikes:

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if you only got 4 that would be really surprising. I feel like you will probably get closer to 10. The only limit is amount of precip, not temps where you are. higher models seem to want to focus a strong band right along i-85. really feel like something special is on the way for the 85 corridor.

 

as for here, completely clouded over and 31. already virga on radar over ga.

 

lol i think you are right.  i was being pessimistic - looks like should be a bit more than 4".  i am also a paranoid georgian who knows that if anything can go wrong on a ga winter storm it usually does.  cloudy and cold here, the thought of snow falling on snow is hard to grasp.  looking like a monster winter storm about to hit a LOT of us in the se

 

its about time :)

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 In Dunwoody, I've risen all of the way up to 38.0 from 34 just one hour ago! From where is that much WAA coming?

 

Sun is insanely strong this time of year, if your cloud decks are above 4-6,000 feet it will warm up 10-12 degrees easily from your morning lows in the absence of strong CAA

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