Looks like ATL finishes with over 70 inches of rain and a second place all time for rainfall in a year. Would take about 71.45 to finish number 1. There is rain coming through tonight but doesn’t look to be quite enough for a number one finish.
Found a woolly worm just chillin in my garage. He was black, brown, black. Tried to post a photo but it was too big to upload.
Who hop can decipher this folklore? Cold, warm, cold?
Nice storm! I’m glad you guys are cashing in. I drove up to Greenville and a bit north from there. Ran into some very slushy and snowy roads before calling it and turning around. I got a quick snow fix! I’m pulling for y’all to keep piling it on ring up some big numbers.
I am in need of a location to target tomorrow. Im coming up from Atlanta and need to see good snow but not get stuck. I have to be back to Atlanta by Sunday evening.
Any suggestions? I have a truck but no 4x4 and an Explorer without 4x4. Which vehicle and which location?
If it can snow 12” in early December down here then you guys should not worry about early December. Sun angle is low and ground temps mean jack when you get tons of snow.
The wife has wanted to see Asheville for a long time. Looks like I need to book a room and take her up. Of course not telling her about the snowstorm. She hates snow. Lmao
The writing on the wall says blockbuster winter incoming. It will be hard to beat last year down here with the early December paste job of up to a foot.
Michael has gone beast mode. It’s truly amazing to me that we still lack the ability to predict hurricane intensity even a day or two out. I looked back at the previous forecasts of a low end cat 1 hitting. My have we come a long way from that in such a short amount of time.
I guess the lesson we can learn is never underestimate the fuel that GOM bathwater can provide to a storm. Michael had some things going against it like shear and asymmetrical lopsided presentation and he has just continued a steady March towards where he is now. Just amazing.
No doubt at some widespread TS winds inland. I was just referring to that 10-20 miles wide area that will contain the hurricane force winds far inland. I remember opal was fierce but I distinctly remember ending up in what was left of the eye wall. It was horrible even here in west Atlanta. Anyone who gets in there with Michael is going to really feel the wrath even well inland. IMO
Almost appears that it’s about to do an ERC. Just looking at the lack of radar signals just outside of the eye wall. But he has defied everything so far.
Hope you stay north of the center. When opal came through in 1995 the hurricane force winds were confined to a small area just east of where the center of the storm passed. Any locations in GA that find themselves there are in for a memorable event to say the least.