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Just now, Snow dog said:

No- please elaborate….

She has a very dry English type humor (my kind of humor...wife not so much) and enjoys the classics on one hand, and on the other hand enjoys Studio C YouTube clips from BYU TV. We used to get our English corrected (good vs well, etc) but not so much anymore. Needless to say, we enjoy her when she's home. 

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37 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

I’ve already told myself to not get disappointed so I’ve fully accepted an ice storm. We get significant snow it’ll be one of the best surprises in my mind. I had just posted in the Mid Atlantic forum I couldn’t believe that we’re still in the game for a significant snowfall. I thought gfs actually helped that cause. 
 

Off topic of Sunday/Monday system we had a snow squall warning. I was making a delivery to Shawsville and it was absolutely dumping snow. Got back to Salem and it had whitened everything except the pavement. Was nice to see that. Feels like it’s been awhile.

That's awesome! We got under one of those bands today and it just dumped snow! Dusting the ground. It was pouring. Temp dropped from 43 to 35 quick.

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Dumb question but with all this shifting should we expect the consistent overnight below freezing temps in SW GA that have been predicted? The weather predictions on the apps etc have been all over the place and I’m trying to figure out how much I need to protect against possible frozen pipes. 
 

Everything I’ve seen shows no snow and slightly warmer temps but not sure what to make of it. 

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19 minutes ago, accountingdawg2012 said:

Dumb question but with all this shifting should we expect the consistent overnight below freezing temps in SW GA that have been predicted? The weather predictions on the apps etc have been all over the place and I’m trying to figure out how much I need to protect against possible frozen pipes. 
 

Everything I’ve seen shows no snow and slightly warmer temps but not sure what to make of it. 

Being prepared wouldn't hurt.

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2 minutes ago, suzook said:

Being prepared wouldn't hurt.


I’ve gotten about as prepared as I can because we’ve had a few nights but we have some exposed hose bibs and even though they’re well wrapped and I drip them (and any other exterior facing faucets and the uninsulated sink in my garage work room) I never sleep well when it gets below 30° because I feel the need to get up every few hours to check the drips to make sure we haven’t had a frozen pipe. 
 

Current forecast is basically 5 days of overnight below freezing temps in our corner of SW GA and I’m just trying to figure out how much sleep I’m gonna get over the next week. 

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WFMY Tim Buckley: Our in-house model has been very aggressive developing a band of snow / sleet Sunday afternoon, ahead of the main freezing rain / rain event Sunday night.
This has been there for about 4-5 runs now, so it's more than just a blip.
I wouldn't rule it out. Watching.

https://x.com/timbuckleywx/status/1875367894957056452?s=46&t=5ny5bPgiX5Vy3bQMvYTY5g

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6 minutes ago, WinstonSalemArlington said:

WFMY Tim Buckley: Our in-house model has been very aggressive developing a band of snow / sleet Sunday afternoon, ahead of the main freezing rain / rain event Sunday night.
This has been there for about 4-5 runs now, so it's more than just a blip.
I wouldn't rule it out. Watching.

https://x.com/timbuckleywx/status/1875367894957056452?s=46&t=5ny5bPgiX5Vy3bQMvYTY5g

Just saw this as well. It’s definitely interesting that the graf is trending towards a solution we saw a few days ago - overrunning precip well ahead of the low after looking paltry for days.

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18Z Euro AI similar to GFS with 1-2” snow in good portion. This is another run with the unusual OH Valley low, which allow for warming SW winds, unusual for having a low in the Gulf. So, this allows for sfc temps to be warmer than usual when having precip with -3 to -4C 850s and thicknesses of 540:

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18Z Euro AI similar to GFS with 1-2” snow in good portion. This is another run with the unusual OH Valley low, which allow for warming SW winds, unusual for having a low in the Gulf. So, this allows for sfc temps to be warmer than usual when having precip with -3 to -4C 850s and thicknesses of 540:
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That’s a cold look for sure.


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