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I'm not sure I've ever seen that sharp of a dry slot like that with what's going on all over the SE, it's ridiculous to see that on radar. Unbelievable.

yeah, looks like this is going to be our "right place at the right time" storm, happens every 10 to 15 years or so. We may be in the Georgia sweet spot....I've already got close to 4 inches over here off Braselton Hwy & Hamilton Mill Rd.

I assume that's sarcasm? Pouring snow here.

Nice steady light snow picking up here near Buford.......got a dusting so far and it started about an hour ago. Hopefully FFC is correct in the placement of mesoscale banding later on today as the upper low pulls east.

All I would add to this discussion after the last several years (not to mention this past weekend) is that I'd prefer to see it hitting Tampa/Gainesville, FL at this stage.

It's about half freezing rain here now, still some sleet mixed in

Not sure literally in my yard but FFC has Lawrenceville at 29 and Gainesville at 27. I’m exactly between them.

Incredible how different it is in the Atlanta metro, even by tens of miles. I’m about 10-15 minutes south of Gainesville near Buford and it’s been pouring sleet for the last 15 minutes. Zero rain.

Just saw the SPC's discussion...it's about to get real for Atlanta and points NE, we're sitting at 27 degrees with a DP of 26 and this on the way. We've got about a quarter inch glaze/crust on the roads already, steady drizzle the last hour. That's a lot of rain headed here. The mesolow comment is interesting too, causing some helicity south of here as well which is increasing tornado chances for south Georgia and SE Alabama. Looks like the CAD is gonna hold strong here during the duration.

I know, we’re well NE of Atlanta and still at 38 degrees. I know there’s room here based on incoming dewpoints but starting to wonder. .

I think it’s awesome how it’s almost 50 degrees here NE of ATL with no precipitation anywhere in sight or on the horizon. Unreal.

Some of the shorter term models are now showing barely any precip in north Georgia at all until the system passes off to the east.....it's almost impossible to believe after the model runs we've seen the last few days but here we are.

We're a couple of runs away from low end severe weather potential here in the SE.

18Z GFS shows a classic, if we could follow up this event with one next Friday it would be epic. We're at about 3.5 inches of snow on top of sleet here NE of Atlanta.

CAD in effect now NE of Atlanta, winds are howling out of the NE, down to 42 here. - Buck