Airlines canceled flights and offered to reschedule others as a developing low-pressure system threatened to spread snow across parts of Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service has issued storm warnings and winter weather advisories for the Southeast, with predictions of up to six inches of snow in the mountains of northeastern Georgia. Snowfall amounts of one to three inches were forecast for metro Atlanta and two to four inches for eastern Tennessee and large sections of North and South Carolina.
Let it snow!

 

Not just yet. It's stopped for now and supposed to change over to rain later today. The roads are in pretty good shape so far.

In the mountains however it's an entirely different story. Lots of folks couldn't make in to work today, including my boss.

Looks like Raymo may be headed home early.

 

Update:

It's all gone now. Still pretty snowy up on Lookout though. They got about 5 inches. Temperature and elevation make a big difference around here when it's around freezing.

 

That's the kind of storm I like. Here today, gone today!

We're expecting a bit of slush/mush tomorrow.