joe_koehle wrote:obviously the map is on crack, but a wedge set-up could produce a situation where it snows in ATL and rains up in KY
A Wedge(shallow cold air) would bring ICE to Atlanta... not snow.
Whit Christmas Eve for Southeast.. Even Flordia.
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Brent wrote:joe_koehle wrote:obviously the map is on crack, but a wedge set-up could produce a situation where it snows in ATL and rains up in KY
A Wedge(shallow cold air) would bring ICE to Atlanta... not snow.
well, that's not always the case...yes, a wedge is the typical ice-storm set up for the atl area, but it can also produce a situation where snow flurries happen...which is probably what the cracked-out map was forcasting anyways. the wedge brings snow flurries a few times a year to n. ga
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