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It is way early and GFS has snow quite a bit further north than the Euro does. Guess now that it is January the southeast ridge has no influence on anything.
Atlanta already has a major traffic/road problem. That kind of snow would paralyze them.
I guess they learned nothing and didn't buy more equipment/supplies from that snow event several years ago where everyone was stuck on the roads in the afternoon.
I guess they learned nothing and didn't buy more equipment/supplies from that snow event several years ago where everyone was stuck on the roads in the afternoon.
Why would they spend that money on something they might need "several years later"?
I guess they learned nothing and didn't buy more equipment/supplies from that snow event several years ago where everyone was stuck on the roads in the afternoon.
January 2014? I remember that. Even worse, they blamed the weathermen for not forecasting right as frustrated parents rushed to get their kids out of school. It was a mess.
I'll go MD, even though it isn't on the list. It's my home state, and Garrett County can get some really outragerous localized snow events on the high ridges if everything sets up perfectly......
GFS kuchera has nearly 30"..... far out. But if verified would be an all time storm!
New GFS18z Blizzard for you, Buffalo, Burlington and big rain storm for NYC. Go east!
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