re: Deep South winter storm and arctic outbreak - Jan. 20-23 timeframe

Once the HRRR gets in range

I generally ignore the NAM

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There is like a week of hype, excitement, stories, clicks, money made.

Then, the clawback of the hype, and reality will hit.

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they know what they're doing.


As always, follow the money.

This is pretty f'ing funny as it's moving toward a no snow shitpile

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and looks to be putting emphasis on the MS gulf coast with the heaviest accumulation there now.

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Yes I'd appreciate iate that as would my eskimo wife

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Wait so this is showing snow still on Wednesday?

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No. Look up Zulu time on Google

If that HRRR model is what occurs, south Louisiana from east to west will be shut down through Thursday. I10/12 will be closed in several places for days (bridges).

00z ICON

It does seem the low is forecasting more south. Doesn't mean snow won't be seen. Relax. If the heaviest bands setup over Lafayette, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, or Houma, it's less than a 100 miles between them.

Nothing is set in stone and some fluctuations will happen.

Just like rainfall. ..some folks receive a nominal amount while folks across town get gully washers and others get trained upon

We got 3 inches last week or so and 30 miles to the southeast 7 inches

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Just like rainfall. ..some folks receive a nominal amount while folks across town get gully washers and others get trained upon

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I learned in this very thread that snow is just frozen rain, so that adds up.