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30 minutes ago, Brick Tamland said:

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12Z Icon almost all snow for precip type in ATL area with 3-4” of snow from ~0.5” qpf. Would mean ATL area total snow to date of mainly 6-8” from 2-3 measurable snows and biggest snow winter since the similar 2010-1! Before that, one has to go back to 1992-3 for the great March SOTC on northside of ATL (including Sandy Springs/Dunwoody) for about that much snow in a season although less fell in the city south and more fell in Marietta/Cobb.

 Also, this would mean two major snows (3.5”+) this winter city northward. Last time that happened northside of ATL probably at least back to 1959-60 thanks to March! 1894-5 had two major snows all of ATL area thanks to the great frigid Feb of 1895.

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8 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

GFS gonna be colder. Looks more amped so far 

But almost no snow most of NC fwiw due to it not allowing deep enough cold air to get in there first/too fast with the low. There’s good bit of ZR:

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12z CMC is a weird evolution, initial wave gets going further east with zr and sleet in CNC and ENC then second piece of energy over the gulf seems to fill in the NW side and becomes more of like an overrunning of moisture into the Western NC.  

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3 minutes ago, GaWx said:

12Z CMC looks like it may have two waves. First wave gives NC a mixed bag of SN/IP/ZR.

Definitely that second piece of energy hanging back in Texas that we would prefer to be the dominant wave, that phases with the first wave. The first wave gets out ahead on the GFS and leaves behind the second

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