Deep South Winter 2017-2018 (LA, MS, GA, FL, NC, SC)

[BigB0882]

Can anyone post a graphic of the EURO? Curious if it shows anything for SELA.

[Ntxw]

Can anyone post a graphic of the EURO? Curious if it shows anything for SELA.

It has a dusting to 0.5" around Baton Rouge with mix to snow from 3pm-6pm Tuesday afternoon. Some areas in C-Louisiana gets close to 4".

[gatorcane]

Posted in Florida thread but looks like the German model ICON may beat the CMC for its craziness:

[Ivanhater]

https://weather.us/model-charts/euro/20 ... 1500z.html

Link to 12 z Euro snowfall

[bella_may]

Weather channel has added a 50% chance of snow showers for my area Tuesday night but no mention from the mobile nws yet

[Ivanhater]

Wow...NWS Mobile/Pensacola pulled the trigger...60% chance of snow!!

Tuesday Night
A chance of rain and snow before 10pm, then a chance of rain, snow, and sleet between 10pm and 11pm, then snow likely after 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 22. North wind around 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.

[bella_may]

Wow...NWS Mobile/Pensacola pulled the trigger...60% chance of snow!!

Tuesday Night
A chance of rain and snow before 10pm, then a chance of rain, snow, and sleet between 10pm and 11pm, then snow likely after 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 22. North wind around 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.

Must of read my post

[Jag95]

What a crazy winter. I love it! When is the last time you saw "snow likely" in the forecast in Mobile? Hope the NAM is on board when it gets in range.

[bella_may]

Anddd it's gone...

[Jag95]

Looks like it dries up just before it gets here. It was doing this a few runs ago. Can't wait to see what the NAM does tomorrow.

Euro trended lighter on the 00z too. Still there though.

[GlennOBX]

Anything interesting from the 6z models?

[Jag95]

The Euro, GFS, and NAM all show a much drier front passing through than yesterday. And so does the local forecast. Back to your regularly scheduled programming I guess.

[northjaxpro]

The Euro, GFS, and NAM all show a much drier front passing through than yesterday. And so does the local forecast. Back to your regularly scheduled programming I guess.

Yeah, amazing how quickly the models went to bone dry with the Tuesday-Wednesday period for the potential along the Gulf Coast region. Looks as if the models have settled on this solution, unless we have another reversal on the next day or two.

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[Jag95]

The Euro, GFS, and NAM all show a much drier front passing through than yesterday. And so does the local forecast. Back to your regularly scheduled programming I guess.

Yeah, amazing how quickly the models went to bone dry with the Tuesday-Wednesday period for the potential along the Gulf Coast region. Looks as if the models have settled on this solution, unless we have another reversal on the next day or two.

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Hope it turns around again. The 18z NAM looks a little better, showing some better coverage in the central and northern parts of MS/AL. Hope the trends starts back in the other direction again and we can get a few flurries anyway. Better than nothing.

[bella_may]

18Z Nam is much farther south and wetter. It is typically the best at predicting winter weather and it nailed the storm we had a month ago. So hopefully this is a trend!

[BigB0882]

We may need to keep an eye on Thursday as well. Low of 36 here in BTR with a good amount of QPF (.5). Some models are hinting that the front will be much stronger so those temps may be overdone.

[Ntxw]

0z Euro is a little more optimistic for SE LA, MS, AL, and western Panhandle of Florida Tuesday night, Weds Morning as the front comes through. Light but there

[Ivanhater]

Canadian a little better as well. Hope it is like last event where models trended better the day before. Just part of living in the deep south and gulf coast

[JaxGator]

I know its been almost two weeks, but in case you want to see the snow that fell at Moody Air Force Base. A good amount of snow managed to accumulate on some C-130s and A-10s.
https://www.facebook.com/moodyairforceb ... 0993567431

[shannstone]

Anybody have opinions on the snow potential for the northeast suburbs of Atlanta? Getting alerts of less then one inch for tuesday into wed. The last time they said an inch we got about eight however I noticed this thread isnt very active at the moment. Guessng its more of a non event?