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January 10/11 Winter Storm Potential - May the Odds be Ever in our Favor


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1 minute ago, snowmaker13 said:

Example: Asheville went from 3.1" to 2.8"

And many other places in the GSP FA went slightly higher. But yes, it’s all negligible and well within the noise range. 

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18Z GFS: generous sleet N GA/NW SC with heaviest 0.7-0.9” Lawrenceville, GA, to Greenwood, SC: @dsaurincluded in sleet area again…May the sleet be with you!

 Would be heaviest and most widespread sleet for at least N GA since at the very least 2/12-13/2014:

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2 minutes ago, Met1985 said:

So a few tenths for Asheville.  We still have a ways to go with this. We got some positives from the GFS. Things still look very promising here is WNC.

6z was better than the 18z still. notice the drawdown in QPF for TN and GA too. gfs_apcpn_seus_fh72_trend.thumb.gif.c8a31962dbdb9baedd72c4e8ea4ab32d.gif

 

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1 minute ago, snowmaker13 said:

6z was better than the 18z still. notice the drawdown in QPF for TN and GA too. gfs_apcpn_seus_fh72_trend.thumb.gif.c8a31962dbdb9baedd72c4e8ea4ab32d.gif

 

Too me it's just minor changes with the system.  Sure minor changes can have big consequences but I think the next 24 hours we will get a better picture.  That's the way it always has been..We go right down to go time.

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