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Tennessee Valley Upslope Snow Event of December 2nd-3rd 2019.
Jed33 replied to BlunderStorm's topic in Tennessee Valley
Just when I think it’s over here today, yet another surprise snow band sets up. Now actually have a light dusting on the car, picnic table, and trampoline. Temp down to 32, and a pretty decent little snow shower! -
Tennessee Valley Upslope Snow Event of December 2nd-3rd 2019.
Jed33 replied to BlunderStorm's topic in Tennessee Valley
Today, I have been driving around between Morristown and Jefferson City and have hit several nice snow showers/graupel squalls off and on all day. I thought when the sun briefly came out around 10-11 this morning, that it might clear out and be over. However, I was pleasantly surprised to see it cloud back up and the snow showers come back. One of the heaviest I saw was just a few minutes ago in Jefferson City. I imagine this energy will head east to the mtns and continue to add up through this evening. -
Tennessee Valley Upslope Snow Event of December 2nd-3rd 2019.
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Must have had a decent snow shower come through while I was asleep. That’s how it goes I guess. There is still snow in the eves of the roof tops around the neighborhood. Temp is 33. -
Currently getting some snow actually mixed in with the rain at the house. 10min ago I was sitting at 44 degrees dewpoint 31. I got up to go grab a drink of water and noticed it was 41, so I figured something must be falling. Looked outside and noticed it was mostly rain, but there were a few snow grains hitting the glass picnic table and melting.
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Picked up 2.26in of rain for the total from this event. Way more than it first appeared would fall. This system was definitely an overproducer!
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Wow, it has gotten extremely foggy here in the last hour. Visibility is less than a quarter mile for sure.
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Had a pretty good storm here too about 30min ago. Kinda caught me off guard a little bit. My son and I were out scouting some land a friend of ours owns. I noticed it was getting mighty dark, I just figured it was about to rain soon, when all of a sudden I saw a flash of lightning and asked him, was that lightning. Sure enough it was! There were several more intense flashes, and then the bottom fell out for a few minutes. Still getting moderate rain.
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11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Did MRX put out a graphic of snow fall totals on the current event we just had? I looked but couldn’t find anything? It’s funny how it all worked out, since I live in Morristown I go back and forth from both west to east side each day for work, school, etc. Most of the county (Hamblen) got between 1-1.75in. Including me. However, there was an isolated area, close to and including where the NWS office is that picked up 2-3in+ and even looked like it could have approached 4! Only talking about probably a 3-5mi square radius. Had to have had some mesoscale components in that band in that area. Even just now, I drove through that area, and there is still a solid 2+in on the ground with hardly any grass showing. When I left the house, the snow had some gaps in it. Not nearly that much. I believe that @John1122had mentioned that he felt like some places E/NE of Knox could exceed WWA criteria, well this small area on the SW side of Hamblen came very very close to doing just that! Good forecasting John! -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Hey Carver, yes we must be. I have close to 2in in some spots as well with mostly 1.75in as the mean. This turned into a nice little event! -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Well I spoke too soon. Looks like a little enchantment set up over me and now I’m right at 1.5in! -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Going to finish with just slightly over 1in here at the house. A really early event for sure! This is the most snow I’ve ever seen this early in the year. Here’s hoping this is just one of many this winter for everyone! -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Got right at an inch here too and still snowing. Kids out of school here in Hamblen today too -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Now about 3/4in on the picnic table and grass. Crazy that we are talking about this on November 12! -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Now 31 with moderate snow. Probably about 1/3in on the picnic table and grass. -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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A good steady snowfall rate right now. Temp has fallen another degree to 33. Now 32. Getting a light dusting on the grass and picnic table. -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Switched over to mostly light snow now. Temp 34. -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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Getting some sleet mixing in with the rain here now. Temp is 36. -
11/12/19 Tennessee Valley Early Winter Event
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I think, to a degree, what is causing the models to anticipate such a fast changeover to snow, is the strength of the High Pressure that is driving the system. A 1049-1050 High entering the US, like we have right now is not your normal high pressure. Even for January standards, that is not your average high pressure system. Even by the time it gets down to TX, it’s still 1043-1044! I’m not sure if we had a high that strong all winter last year. Hopefully it will be strong enough to push the cold air in as fast as the models are advertising! Time will tell. -
It is amazing how hard it is for the eastern valley to receive that kind of rainfall these days. So far we’ve had .05in from this system. The first part of the band last night just got eaten up by downsloping and it also looked as though convection along the gulf robbed the moisture transport north. That band just melted away once it passed Knoxville to the east. One day it will rain again like that around here, hopefully.
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Looks like it has bottomed out at 36 here at the house this morning with the first frost of the season showing up on my trampoline cover. A little colder than I was expecting this AM.
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Picked up right at in inch here finally at the house after 50 days of little to no rainfall. Such a welcome sight around here!
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Similar situation here Carvers. The west side of town had a small shower around 12:45-1, but it fell apart and left us high and dry. So, that leaves me with 0.0 for this system and only 0.13 since August 28. I’m not too confident in this last little band, as it looks like it’s following suit and falling apart.
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Man John I hate to hear that. Do you have any left worth trying to salvage? Aside from putting a couple guard dogs there to protect it, another trick my grandfather and I used to use on our melon patch was urine. Now before anyone laughs me off and thinks I'm crazy, it actually works. The human scent will repel animals. Just have to save enough containers like milk jugs and cool whip containers to scatter around the patch. Of course it requires a strong stomach to do this, but if you do this and keep it out there, you will be surprised at how it helps. You will have to replace it if it rains and or after about a week, but it was always worth it to do for our melon patches. We had several 5-10 acre sized fields that we raised watermelons and cantaloupes on when I was growing up. We always sold them to grocers and wholesale buyers. It was a lot of work, but also a lot of fun. Taught me a lot about hard work and the benefits of doing it. Something a lot of kids are missing these days. Brings back a lot of memories, but I digress though. Fwiw though that technique will work.
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Wow Stove congrats!
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Well, I mentioned I'd update y'all on this vine okra. It's been coming in ever so slowly but finally looks as though it's gonna come on and produce well. Here is an example of what it looks like. This particular pod is laying right on the ground actually in the grass. I have some more pods up off the ground and will try to get a pic of a bigger one tomorrow. The fruit tastes a lot like okra but is a little sweeter, a little crunchier, and definitely goes a lot further, as the pods grow over a foot long and are still tender at 10-12in long. I would definitely grow it again, just need a better trellis and setup than what I have.
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