LovingGulfLows

That southerly moist fetch over PR is straight up nasty. I can't imagine what some of the final rain totals may look like.

Snow breaking out all over metro Atlanta now.

An ATL-based meteorologist suspects the backside of the system might overperform in AL/GA tomorrow.

High wind warning issued for N GA. https://twitter.com/iembot_ffc/status/1482455414084014080

Yup. That's what I've been banking on...honestly the comma head on the NAM is impressive in MS. They're getting pounded on.

It's interesting because the ICON also shows some backend snow for N GA(And Atlanta area) that's associated with the ULL overhead. I think it's possible Atlanta could see some backend snow as the ULL passes overhead. The more this thing digs, the higher the possibility that can happen. Temps at that point would be more than conductive for snow.

25 inches. They're most likely going to get between 30-36 inches.

Looks like the NAM scored here. It had the main precip axis further north than other models. Cheyenne is going to shatter their all-time record.

Light snow being reported in Cumming, GA(40 miles north of Atlanta). Bolds well for you guys in NE GA/Upstate SC/Piedmont NC.

Evidently it's snowing in Douglasville per this video:

Was Goni ever actually measured by an aircraft or was it just an estimate also? That storm could've also been over rated by satellite measurements.

I was kind of thinking the same thing. Did this expose Dvorak?

I was looking at Maria and Irma IR/SAT pictures at their peaks and this core looks better than Maria's, but not quite Irma's at it's peak yet. I'll go with 175 MPH/925mb.

They went with 120 MPH...no way with that presentation, the winds aren't higher.