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I have a spot where I measure and a spot that I clean off every three hours to measure. That will give you a good idea of your rates. And in cases where the snow is wetter than this, it will give you a better measurement of how much snow actually fell since you won't have as much compaction.

East Knox/west Jefferson/north Sevier really intensified, gotta be wild over there!

I'm reading 60+ dbz on my radar for parts of that cell. I'm a weather watching amateur, but that is impressive.

I'm down to about 1/4th inch per hour now, hopefully it can keep up here until 9am at least. That would get me another inch and a half.

I have no idea how to quantify snowfall rates but from watching for the past 20 minutes, this has gotta be well over an inch per hour.

According to my RadarScope, you've been under a dark blue umbrella for a long time! It has been impressive.

6z HRRR , FWIW

I think I'm about to have goose feathers. This is wild. Visibility is probably less than 1/10 mile, just absolutely puking it all out!

The weak Low moving near the S.C. you refer to has since stretched out and is now in the process of reforming notably farther offshore, probably where it was supposed to form. Notice the tropical feed here at 2:30am. https://www.ventusky.com/wind-speed-map/10m-above-ground#p=31.8;-76.5;5&w=0xIAb9A9A

Thaw?

Yeah I've been getting quarters mixed with smaller flakes. Then an occasional wind gust blows clouds of blowing snow off my roof and it swirls around. I'm at about 2 inches now which was the high end of my MRX forecast.

I think the 10+ projections from models that way will probably verify. The ratios are incredible so it will really stack up. I can't account for micro climates there because I don't know them like the folks who live there. But I did see that this was overperforming around Bristol at least. And Tri had 5 inches 2 hours ago.

Little over 2” still moderate snow.

John based on what has fallen and what could still yet to fall taking into count hi res models duration left, what do you think areas around Greeneville through Johnson City end up with?

That's when I started really accumulating fairly quickly. It got up to about 3/4ths inch to 1 inch per hour for a few hours.

That's because you have fluff. Mine is meat. 18 16 16 16 16 16. NWS depth BDL 16 15 15 15 15 15 So there's that

Looks like Hamilton is getting in on the action now.

I did not expect huge chunky flakes with this system... but I'm over here watching quarters pile up. It's a beauty. 20.7 degrees.

Looks like the radar is about to light up over TellicoWx soon. It's quickly filling Blount County and extending down into Monroe County now. I see that the Tri-Cities has 5+ already and Tys over 2. Hopefully our NE Tn crew us doing well. I hope Holston's snow hole wasn't a thing either.

The models are all over the place because they could not decide how & where the transfer from the upper low to the coastal would exactly be.. That combined with some of the models also struggling on how much the dry air already in place would affect this storm is why the models have been all over the place… Dude just can’t ever fully admit that he saw it wrong himself..

It sure is beautiful up here, can’t wait to explore the Cabot Trail ourselves and cape Breton in general. We moved for my wife’s job, here on a couple year work permit but hoping to make it permanent. The snow weenie in me is thrilled at that possibility

Welcome to the jungle. Location?

It seems to only be picking up the heavier bands

Atlanta getting 3 feet is 100% realistic, though.