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HWY316wx

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  • Birthday 03/18/1977

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    LZU
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    Dacula, GA
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    Hunting, Fishing, Weather.

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  1. Looks like the NW Georgia Peeps could cash in along with people in the Tennessee Valley that struggle many times to score. If the HI-RES EURO is right, more people in NW Georgia and North Georgia could score.
  2. Fair warning, I am flying into NJ and staying in Northern NJ tomorrow. I am sure to make the snow not show up, so when it doesn't, it's my fault. I will take the blame for this one. That said, comparing the GFS to the EURO (just ignoring the NAM) I think a 50/50 blend of the GFS and EURO is probably safe and that essentially ends up being the EPS. Honestly I am pulling for the NAM but it's like the drunk Uncle at Thanksgiving. Fun to listen to but what he's saying is complete garbage.
  3. Everyone from GA to NC will have to look at snow totals fast as temps climb quick as it exits stage right.
  4. Glad to see you Cheeze. Always enjoy your input.
  5. 6z EURO… LPS is on the panhandle of FL. Oh boy.
  6. Saw this on Twitter. It depicts everyone watching the GFS, EURO, UKMET and now the NAM…
  7. Some maps show 60 MPH over my head. A little scary as I have a bunch of large trees on the south side of my house. This thing is hauling butt.
  8. It's exactly what we had last weekend in regards to temps. Had the moisture not gotten heavy and held the temps down it would have never have happened. I think I am probably out of the game on this one, but I haven't thrown in the towel yet. The NAM really didn't start nailing the system down from last weekend until 48 hours out and even then the actual totals ended up being better than advertised in many places. If I was in NC having seen the setup that we did here in GA last weekend, I would be very optimistic about Thursday / Friday.
  9. 00z NAM 32k vs. the 00Z GFS If these were babies, they would be twins.
  10. Just saw this in the NWS disco out of Peachtree City. "... and possible areas of freezing fog in and along the I-20 and I-85 corridors. For now, these threats will be discussed further in a Special Weather Statement."
  11. It's 32.4 here and dropping and progged to go to 30.
  12. WOOOOO WEEEEE what a day! I love a surprise over performer. This only got picked up by the NAM Thursday and there was so much doubt about how it would perform or if it would even happen. What a great 4 hour storm! Kids got to build snow men, sled and have a bunch of fun. Currently the fog is TERRIBLE and I am wondering about freezing fog later tonight. Here are some pics from today.
  13. For sure. Looking at temperature panels, those are a big bust for this morning. Again, not sure what that will mean down stream. Also, moisture on radar is not reaching the ground in Alabama so let the virga storm begin. LOL
  14. What is interesting is the moisture falling right now in Alabama is not on any of the maps at this hour. The HRRR and the NAM are all too slow by 3-4 hours for the development of moisture. My temp at my house is 4 degrees below forecast and even as I type this is falling. I am not sure what it will mean downstream for snow development but I can say with a lot of confidence the model guidance at this hour does not match up on timing and the moisture is more robust than modeled.
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