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January 23-25th Winter Wx

I agree with @Clancy. The only thing not locked in is main type of precipitation. Otherwise, we're locked in at this point for a major winter storm
 
Well I guess it's time to finally winterize the pool...

Given the lack of snow removal infrastructure in these areas, this mess is gonna persist well into Monday

Given the consistently low temperatures following the event, if something doesn't change significantly, I think things will remain hectic until Thursday or Friday next week easily. This would be a huge event even up here in the Midwest, down South it's basically unprecedented. It's not like Northern states can just send plows to mop it up quickly either, because snow and ice is covering such a large area from Dallas to Charleston.
 
I agree with @Clancy. The only thing not locked in is main type of precipitation. Otherwise, we're locked in at this point for a major winter storm
We normally get power back on super fast here in town since all the services are within a block of where I live (Monroe County EPA is awesome), but I am worried we may be out for days with this one.
 
New graphic from FFC on the major winter storm threat. High confidence for substantial impacts along and north of a LaGrange to Macon to Augusta line.
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IDK how relevant this really is, but interesting to note... The EPO (Eastern Pacific Oscillation) hit -381 on January 18th. Best I can tell, that's the lowest it has been since January 26th, 1991. This metric tends to correlate with steering brutally cold arctic air into the lower 48.

For reference, before the March 12/13, 1993 blizzard, the values were in the -250 to -300 range on March 10 to March 13th and Birmingham dropped to 2 degrees on March 14th.

https://downloads.psl.noaa.gov/Public/map/teleconnections/epo.reanalysis.t10trunc.1948-present.txt
 
I don't know what the Euro AI Ensemble is smoking, but I like it. Has 30% to 70% probabilities of seeing equal to or greater than 12 inches of snow for North MS and 20% probability of seeing equal to or greater than 18 inches. LOL!
 

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