Wild Weather Monger

About to be a wrap here. Going to wind up with about an inch. Considering it was modeled here to be mostly rain and it stayed snow from start to finish I'm impressed. The inner weenie is a bit ticked that the timing wasn't a few hours earlier, but this was a good bust here.

I'm beginning to think it's going to stay all snow here for the duration. Even when the rates slack off, the precip remains pure snow. About another hour or two to go it looks like here.

Really amazing to see such large, fluffy flakes at 34.

Ripping half dollars here!

First flakes flying mid-way between Atlanta and Athens Ga.

This is no doubt accurate. Misses MBY to the west and east.

Thanks for starting a thread on this. With such quickly falling temps, it won't take much to be quite impactful.

Really doesn't show a late bloomer off the Carolina coast in the classic sense. There is a 999mb low crossing Tampa before heading up the coast. Throw in the almost the almost inevitable NW trend and we have a board-wide monster. Of course, the bigger question is do the models start to converge on a strong SE storm in the NE gulf over the next couple of days.

Been painful here 40mi ENE of Atlanta. Have my shot of what's left of this system over the next 4-6 hours. Have crept back up to 35 since the mixed precip ended earlier. Hoping for a nice burst to prime the yard for the rest of the morning.

Radar filling in rather nicely W and SW of Atlanta.

I like ice. The more the merrier. Snow is my first choice of course. Two inches of ice, or two feet of wet snow. Both would put the lights out in this part of the country, but who on this board would pull against a epic snowfall regardless of the impact Despise sleet. Robs one of snow accumulation, and really ticks me off when it takes what could be a crippling ice storm but is instead a couple inches or so inches of useless pellets. Only Wild Weather I do not like is tornado's. I've lived thru, and chased canes, but tornados are killers even if precautions are taken.