CummingGaSnow

It will be interesting to see what the highest totals are from this storm. Looks like this one is WAY overperforming for many of you in interior MA/etc...

2 hours ago, mackerel_sky said:

It looks really good about 2 days before this in TX, like classic southern snowstorm, then it kind of falls apart , then regroups to this crap! What else we got 

Next winter.

4 hours ago, mackerel_sky said:

Let me guess , Jan 88 redux!? If I hear that one more damn time!

Too bad I was only 3 at the time. You guys in the upstate got like a foot or two right?

19 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

Boom went the Euro!

Lately we seem to go good boom and bad boom. Which is this "boom"?

3 minutes ago, Lookout said:

I sure am glad I saw that big snow a few weeks ago too. Also got to see about an hour and a half of snow/sleet Wednesday  in gainesville...(didn't plan on being here but had to due to an emergency ) because Seeing the models showing these pretty big systems vanish with all this cold has been very frustrating but without that snow I'd be extra pissed off right now lol. 

Same here. We got like 3 or 4 winters worth of snow in about 24 hours. Now watch us go 3-4 winters with nothing. THAT would REALLY suck.

25 minutes ago, J.C. said:

I stole the second pic.

You know it's crazy, after that snowstorm I told myself I didn't need another storm this winter, but all these chances lately have reeled me in and it's hard to not be dissapointed as they dry up, but I will always have the pics in my phone of that historic storm! That is a gorgeous pic though!

11 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

Somebody delete the 3-6th thread! This Sh!t ain't happening! Save yourself the pain and misery, and just start drinking tonight, and carry on through Monday! Dilly Dilly

Who says we need a bust of a storm to start drinking? Muahahaha!

12 minutes ago, J.C. said:

Mountain City, GA -18"

Cobb County GA-12"

 

Just two of many places around here.

Is that Cobb County amount yours or from another observation?

1 minute ago, Wow said:

21z SREF just got more serious

I'd call that map a winter and be happy till Spring!

1 minute ago, J.C. said:

SREF mean for ATL is 1.88"

GVL 2.75"

GSP 3.72"

Could the map be posted? I'm very anxious to see what it looks like!

1 minute ago, packbacker said:

Nice mean...

There are far too many winters where we don't even get as much snow as that is advertising, in early December no less!

1 minute ago, WXinCanton said:

SREF plumes mean is about the same for Gainesville, just over an inch.

What about for us?

9 minutes ago, WXinCanton said:

Hickory Flat area.  We need QPF and precip to come NW vs current guidance.  I would go with a car topper or deck dusting with what we have now, we are on the edge of a very sharp precip cutoff.  

BTW Hickory Flat is in SE Cherokee right? Could be Cherokee is where there is a tight gradient. You and I might score and someplace like Waleska gets almost nothing. One thing's for sure, I work friday but productivity will be at a bare minimum lol. It's awesome to have a threat this early.

2 minutes ago, WXinCanton said:

Hickory Flat area.  We need QPF and precip to come NW vs current guidance.  I would go with a car topper or deck dusting with what we have now, we are on the edge of a very sharp precip cutoff.  

I know it sucks. I really hope I don't have to end up driving south (of all places) to see the first accumulating snow. I've heard people on here say the models tend to not throw precip back far enough NW in these type situations so if they're right and our thermal profiles look good (which they do, especially as far NW as us), game on! Fingers and toes crossed!

4 minutes ago, WXinCanton said:

Please tell me about the absolutes.

 

The mind of a weenie, we all have it. I'm guilty

Hey where in Canton are you? I'm on the NW side of Cumming. Looks like you and I will be right on the edge of where the colder temps meet the lightest of precip. What are you thinking for our areas?