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Currently running NAM has 1.8" at Johnson City at 4am, 11.0" at 7am.  Do the math - that's some serious snowfall rates.

23 minutes ago, Snownado said:

The flakes have been very tiny here. 

Here too on the northwest side of Indy.  Visibility has dropped - there is a building 400 yards away that is now pretty much invisible, I don't know if due to fog or snow.

Pea-sized hail northwest side of Indy.  Small but a lot of it.

NW side of Indy with little wind, but it's raining buckets.  A real summer feel to the air before the rain started.

Sprinkles of pixie dust the past half hour here.

Still not a flake yet here in northwest Indy, all freezing rain.  Maybe 1/4'' on the trees and the pavement is just starting to glaze over.

1 hour ago, Carvers Gap said:

Here is the 18z GEFS snow mean....this puts the operational in perspective.  The operational will have added weight beginning around tomorrow.  Right now, I give the ensemble a little bit more weight.  Tomorrow is equal.  By Wednesday, the operational and trend are the big movers...unless they are bad.  Then we talk about the Weekly. LOL.  I don't want to provide false hope w the image below, but that is where we are.  That is a pretty good ensemble mean w some not so encouraging trends for the operational models.  BTW, if it makes you feel better...that snow hole over NE TN(the really tiny one) is over MBY. 

 

The Eastman snow shield is operational