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THAT'S OLD. Use the time settings at the bottom of the screen. (Low is well offshore. Too far for my liking.) https://www.ventusky.com/wind-gusts-map/1-hour#p=33.20;-79.78;6&w=0xIAb9A9A

Already a dusting at GSO, bodes well as that frontogenesis gets cranking

We’re sitting at 33° right now .

Yes, the B word! But just temporary enough to avoid a warning for it. Still holding at 8-10" on latest models IMBY

18.9. Got several hours of sleep during the slower rates. I'd guess 5" out there. Still snowing pretty well.

Yes. I should have been more clear with that. My mistake.

Seriously. I was just up checking the temps. Still no teen. Don’t want to drip if we don’t have to. So, I peaked at the updates.

Approaching 3 inches in Athens and it has been moderate the last hour. Will be warning criteria soon!

I gotta just completely stop looking at models now and just wait and go into “now casting” because models are stressing me out haha .

You can see banding working in . 850 frontogenesis below

Not from the meso low as described in that post, but general ascent from the ULL itself will support a swath of snow around ATL and N&E towards daybreak as well.

Rah NWS has Raleigh at 5in (4-8 range). My zip is showing in the break down a total of 3-7. Idk. They don’t know.

NWS dropped the cold weather advisory for my area. .

2-4 inches for Athens is a safe bet. Slightly less 20 miles west of there.

Down to -9F so far in E CT, probably drop a few more.

What do you think for Athens, GA and about 20 miles west of there? Radar keeps pushing back the onset further and further. .

Wind is picking up too, temperature is down to 19.2 degrees with moderate snow, oscillating between lighter and heavier

While this runs just now and some last night were shown it trying to fill in, there are major issues with this model like it’s dry and not showing the snow that’s been coming down since afternoon. This is consistent. I’m really not sure, other than the rgem, people are using. The latest nam is a screw job too as a whole.

Just from the ULL for there. North Georgia will still see snow (2-4 inches with a little over 5 inches near the SC and NC border) but the band of heavier snow (6+ inches) will be from Greenville southeast to Greenwood and east/northeast bound from there. The further east and northeast you go the more snow you will see with Charlotte being the bullseye. This map below from GSP shows the cut off really well between the yellow and dark blue:

Starting to get a little nervous. HRRR keeps pushing back the onset. Was supposed to be between 7-8 this morning and now it’s showing not until around 10-11. Has the heaviest snow in the early afternoon now. .

Will this occur in north ga as well north & east of Atlanta?

2 (winds haven't gone calm here) -6 at FOX (winds are calm)

A meso-low will form as the ULL moves in and tilts. A heavy band of snow will form north of this meso-low from GSP up to CLT and down to CAE. Expect things to ramp up over the Upstate starting around sunrise. Anything before then is just a bonus.

I also I cannot recall a time I've witnessed 12 straight hours of steady to heavy snowfall.

Got down to -1 at 10:25 last night, but then rose back up to our current +5 degrees shortly thereafter.