12z Nam didn’t get all the way to us, but definitely trended in the right direction. I don’t see GSP putting anything up till tomorrow morning unless things are looking great this afternoon.
I believe that one trended back NW to us, but could be wrong. No need to get worried at this point we’re one 50 mile shift away from a 4-8” event for us.
I’m at 32.3 in Northern Macon. I’ll skyrocket up before precip moves in. I only get ice once every 7-8 years with a real strong wedge. Good luck to the rest and be careful out.
Lots of details to iron out, but if the low was about 50-100 miles further south we would be hammered with the deform band. Realistically that’s probably my only chance at seeing much from this system.
A track like what the GFS showing in early January. We should be digging out! Oh well, I still think there’s a chance for the higher elevation people from Haywood north.
GFS is consist on a ULL swinging through the area on Friday and bringing a stout upslope snow. Hopefully it’s on to something, other models have hinted at it as well.
Moisture coming thru north GA is looking promising. Starting to think I may see a few flakes. Y’all from Haywood North above 3000’ wouldn’t be surprised to see a inch or two.
Just had a rain shower push through. Maybe it’s my imagination but I would’ve swore there was a few snowflakes mixed in. Sitting at 39 and slowly dropping. Here’s to hoping for a car topper in the morning and good luck to you higher elevation people.
Typical strong El nino is warm December transition in January and a cold February. Not saying that’ll be the case but nothing to get worked up about at this point. On a side note I’m happy with the December look and think it may hold a surprise due to a -NAO developing.
Received some much needed rain this morning. Don’t know exact amount since my gauge is down at the moment but I’d bet a good 1/4” fell last night and this morning.