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Just now, Mrwolf1972 said:

12z nam

 

That’s the 6z

Euro looks great for almost everyone in this forum (except maybe Chattanooga) 

Feels like this might be a storm where you need to use 10-to-1 because of how warm the ground is going in

10-to-1 mapkuchera map

Looks good for most of you. Might be worth a snow chase! 

Quite the trend on the GEFS

Escalating quickly here

Man. What a wedge on the HRRR. Textbook. I'll be riding it out east of alpharetta on the forsyth and fulton line. 

6 minutes ago, nwohweather said:

Man this snow is going to come fast and heavy. Looks like Greenville & Asheville get 4-8" in the matter of 6 hours. Big winners look to be the Nashville metro though, 12-18" is a solid forecast to be honest at this point which is insane to even think about

12-18 for Nashville? That sounds really high. Where are you getting that from? 
 

I think 4-8 inches seems much more reasonable and it’s a bit higher than what is currently progged there by the NWS. 

Grit posted the 1K on another board if anyone wants it 

What’s the RGEM track record over the past couple years? It’s pasting the north Atlanta metro pretty good with that front end thump. Even more so than the Euro

Closed off at 30

RGEM map

NAM might be quite a bit warmer 

7 minutes ago, Cheeznado said:

EPS father south and a bit stronger as it passes through GA. Snow line a bit farther south. Usually if the 500mb low passes overhead or slightly south we get decent snow and maybe more than decent but for now will stay conservative.

 

Really curious to see how this ends up playing out for the Atlanta metro. Seems like a lot of possibilities are on the table. Would like to see this tick further south the rest of the day. 

Noticing some models have a precip minimum around Atlanta. I presume it's from the low pressure transferring 

Nice backend thump for North Georgia on the ICON 

12z vs. the new 0z

Looks much warmer at 850 than the 12z. Especially closer to the low

Bring us back from the brink with some Euro pbp, Burger.

Here we go. 

Euro Control came north a bit