It looks like this Snowmageddon has been canceled on account of rain. The latest model runs have shifted any significant wintery mix (freezing rain/ice/snow) inland even more, so the Frogmore Metroplex isn’t likely to see anything but rain. The inland barrens such as Statesboro, Allendale, the other side of I-95 in the Charleston area might see snow flurries between noon and 4pm Sunday but it shouldn’t stick since both air and ground will be above freezing. Still, be careful on the roads, might be some slick spots, especially overnight Sunday/Monday when temperatures drop back below freezing, and flurries are very possible anywhere.
The Mos Eisley (Atlanta area) office of the National Weather Service has this to say:
As far as impacts go…right now we are looking at light accumulations if any at all. The best location for accumulations look to be areas along and south of a Columbus to Forsyth to Greensboro line. These locations should see 0.25" or less through Sun afternoon. Temperatures are also expected to get up into the 40s across this same area Sun so any accumulation will not last to long.
The Frogmore (Charleston) office briefing this morning had this graphic:
The key graphic is this one: probabilities of “measurable snowfall” are pretty low – but again note the warning about black ice Monday morning.
If you’re looking to take the kids (or yourself) someplace for snow, Asheville area is probably your best bet. Just be careful if you aren’t used to driving in snow/ice conditions!
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