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1/21 - 1/22 Winter Storm Threat


Brick Tamland
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2 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

The “snow hole” on ATL radar is starting to shrink, implying we are seeing a more Rapid moistening of the atmosphere and getting closer to them seeing flakes

You’re welcome. I’ve been spraying the water hose in the air to moisten the atmosphere 

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GSP WWA

Otherwise, the gulf low which we`ve been monitoring for several days
now still has the potential to produce some snow showers across our
southeastern zones this afternoon and tonight. More of the latest near-
term guidance now depicts a bit more QPF along and south of the I-85
corridor. The best forcing and moisture remains at mid and upper lvls,
while low levels remain dry. Mid-level isentropic lift will spread NE
across the region this afternoon, but with such a dry and deep sub-
cloud layer, much of what falls from the mid-level clouds will likely
be lost to evaporation. Nonetheless, snow flurries are probable this
aftn/evening as this lift strengthens, and it`s looking like we may
see some accumulating snow along and south of I-85. After consulting
with our neighboring fcst offices, we decided to go ahead and issue
a Winter Wx Advisory for snow, that runs from 4 pm today until 9 am
Wed morning. This was largely driven by the potential impacts on roads.
With the cold air in place, any accumulating snow may cause significant
impacts on roadways. Temperatures, meanwhile, will continue to be well-
below normal thru the period, barely getting above 32 degrees over much
of the fcst area today.

 

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7 minutes ago, GaWx said:

Montgomery, AL, had light snow just start. It is increasing in Hattiesburg, MS, and continues heavy in McComb and N.O. At Mobile it started 3 hours ago. Pensacola NAS just stated getting flurries at 11AM EST with 28 and DP of 20. An hour earlier it was 32/8.

These high-resolution models are very interesting on our snowfall amounts now. Even the GFS ensemble mean doubled snowfall compared to previous run and is a lot wetter. If the freezing rain does happen to be limited as these models are starting to suggest, we might be in for a lot more than 2 inches of snow/sleet if temps cooperate as well. 

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3 minutes ago, Cheeznado said:

As I thought the dry air is preventing any snow from reaching the ground, looking at the radar would not be surprised if we get nary a flake.

Looking at the virga circle closing up and the radar overall I do think steady snow will fall from I-20 south.  could see the line setting up slightly north, still probably 90 more minutes til anything falls

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12 minutes ago, metalicwx367 said:

These high-resolution models are very interesting on our snowfall amounts now. Even the GFS ensemble mean doubled snowfall compared to previous run and is a lot wetter. If the freezing rain does happen to be limited as these models are starting to suggest, we might be in for a lot more than 2 inches of snow/sleet if temps cooperate as well. 

Assuming you’re not down under.

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1 hour ago, Silver Meteor said:

How the heck can New Bern get 8" with Greenville up the road only 2"? I can't imagine a gradient like that here on the coastal plain for such a short distance but of course anything's possible. When's the last time you got 8" down there? 

I don't remember ever getting that much although we were close in 2010.

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4 minutes ago, Brick Tamland said:

Well, after increasing totals further west of 95 in NC earlier today it looks like the models have been decreasing them the last few runs. I might be lucky to get an inch of accumulation. 

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Man, it's looking good for the Lowcountry!!! These totals would rival or even surpass our 2018 storm.

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