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1 inch new Moderate

Florida Panhandle getting snow right now.

When the roads really start accumulating, that means the temps are finally getting cold enough. Until then, Snow accumulation will be slow.

Light snow, 33.4*

Another 2” on top of about 6” yesterday. The snow that’s falling now is very difficult for the radar to pick up, but it is steady. I am praying for a back build later on! .

Not a bust. Models change within 3 days.

Hi Res stuff has def jogged east a bit this morning, but oddly enough, that sees to have upped totals SE of Boston, in this area. Cant find much that argues for less than 4-5” here

Snow is falling in the Southern Upstate of SC. Greenwood and Abbeville social media reports rain has changed to snow.

Still some very light snow falling here in Marysville now.

Pike almost at 84.

Best snow of day falling right now. 30° Haven't measured again but I'd say close to 1.5" new

Ya, it’s been nice and steady….eyeballing about the same here.

98% of the sub would agree with you.

Some backbuilding happening in Upper Bucks as per radar loop. Hrrr looks decent for wave 2...this is 4pm depiction

This is the second January in a row that they have gotten snow. Last January they got about 5 inches in some areas.

Radar is quite impressive in a band in GA centered from Albany/Tifton to Dublin to Augusta.

What could go wrong?

Congratulations to the GA peeps. Just a cold rain here.

It appears per radar that Augusta might be about to get hit hard with something! Yeah, I am 20 miles north of Augusta and it is finally changing over to snow.

Even with a warm tongue potential. That would be coming after some seriously cold weather, correct. It's hard to scour out cold air, I thought anyway. Maybe it hangs on a bit longer before warm air over runs it.

Please be safe.

Cold chasing moisture never works out. (Except in southern GA I guess) Congrats ya'll!!

The models just failed horribly within hours of this event. I am not about to get on board with a 200 hour storm signal.

Meanwhile here around Madison, we just had one of most localized snowfall events we have had in a while. The original forecast for Friday into Saturday was 1-2" Friday morning and then another Friday night. Instead we had a localized Fgen(?) band setup Friday night over the I-94 corridor and just sit for about 18 hours. With some occasionally heavy rates of 1-1.5" of an hour, Madison ended up recording 5" of snow on 1/16 and 5.6 on 1/17, although the snow depth doesn't quite represent that because of settling.. This was a very dry and fluffy snow too, so we could have localized ground blizzard like conditions tomorrow with the cold blast. Thing is, this band was not much wider than Dane County. I have some snow up here, but like 3-4" not 6+. And if you go N to Portage or S to Janesville they may have like 2-3 OTG. This honestly feels like a summer MCS that forms and doesn't move and dumps 5-6" of rain in a night, but just snow instead.

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