Not Much Has Changed
01/30/2009 09:31
Not much has changed since yesterday. The models continue to drift here and there, but they still show the storm.
The hype for this thing continues to an almost ridiculous level - especially over on accuweather.com. They are calling it the “Groundhog Day Monster Storm” and have mentioned the March 1993 Blizzard in comparison. I don’t think this will be that epic, but I do think some are going to get slammed by some heavy SNOW. No one knows where just yet, but TN is looking pretty right now.
As of now, I still stick by the forecast I made yesterday. However, I have added a timeframe: Atlanta will see rain starting late Sunday night. The rain will continue through the day on Monday with a brief change over to light SNOW after 6-8pm. The light SNOW will taper off to flurries after midnight. Areas north of I-20 and west of I-85 could see a dusting to half-inch, while the extreme north-western suburbs could see up to an inch. (Of course, you know I’m praying that Atlanta gets a foot of SNOW!)
The hype for this thing continues to an almost ridiculous level - especially over on accuweather.com. They are calling it the “Groundhog Day Monster Storm” and have mentioned the March 1993 Blizzard in comparison. I don’t think this will be that epic, but I do think some are going to get slammed by some heavy SNOW. No one knows where just yet, but TN is looking pretty right now.
As of now, I still stick by the forecast I made yesterday. However, I have added a timeframe: Atlanta will see rain starting late Sunday night. The rain will continue through the day on Monday with a brief change over to light SNOW after 6-8pm. The light SNOW will taper off to flurries after midnight. Areas north of I-20 and west of I-85 could see a dusting to half-inch, while the extreme north-western suburbs could see up to an inch. (Of course, you know I’m praying that Atlanta gets a foot of SNOW!)