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  1. tnweathernut
    Praying for your wife and for you as well. Back in the summer, my brother in laws fiancé was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer at age 37 and her markers were such she wasn't a candidate for any of the immunotherapies. Before beginning chemo, they found out about a new clinical trial at Vanderbilt. She was the first or second person in the country to be in it. Her results were fantastic and the tumor was largely eradicated. She has since had double mastectomy surgery and is on her way to recovery. I pray your wife has similarly excellent results. Let us know if we can do anything for you guys....................
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    I don't even know where to find the control run, but the OP was interesting in giving the mountains over 24 hours of snow showers and a stalled low in the MA.
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    Tough to see the second system in the last month or so with a perfect pass being shown and no snow in the northwest quadrant. Really bad timing to have zero cold highs coming down during this time period. Even a mediocre cold high would get it done. Those cold highs don't start showing until we get to the latter end of the 10 day period.
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    Welcome to Tennessee, where spring comes before winter……….
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    When was the first? I kid, I kid....................... lol
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    For east TN - Just noting we are in early ish February, with a near perfect track of a surface low, and a great 850 low pass incoming (including a deform band setting up somewhere in east TN) and we are leaning rain, even inside the deform. This satellite picture, knowing the date, should make your mouth water if you like snow. Just goes to show how poorly we do snow in the south. I'm still hopeful some in our region find flakes, but my hopes for a widespread snow event tapered about 36 hours ago.
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    If this turns out to be predominantly rain, the RGEM will have been the most consistent. The euro will turn out to be the biggest failure. JMO
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    Exactly. This is a big problem for our area. Initially we thought there would be an inverted trough across the southern apps. I don’t know where that thought has gone?
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    The biggest thing I don't like for anyone in east TN is the deform band sets up across the plateau and even into middle Tennessee. This isn't the way to get a big snow anywhere near the valley in east TN in light of a very marginal temperature profile. JMO
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    And the solution is poo for snow lovers. lol
  11. tnweathernut
    Eh, it would be ok........... Here in Tennessee if a donkey farts into the wind and it can throw things off when it comes to snow. As always, appreciate your input.
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    I'll give Morristown this......................... 9 times out of 10 they will be right about snowfall in our region when playing it down. We (snow lovers) just have to hope this is a 1 of 10 situation.
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    Either the outlier or the leader........... I don't want to think about the latter. lol
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    Continues to trend deeper, further southwest, and more closed off at 500. A little slower and not as progressive and it would have looked very similar to the snowy southern app solutions, IMO.
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    Honestly, the presentation at 500 on numerous modeling has all the earmarks of a southern apps tree snapper.
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    It's always hard to extrapolate, but at 500 it's a touch deeper and sharper at 30. Would be surprised if it doesn't come in further west than 6z. Flow is definitely backing by 36. This one should be further west than 6z.
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    Not saying this one will happen, but our best snowstorms have occurred during the day when temps from 48-72 hours out were projected to be in the low 40's and what ended up happening was 33 and heavy snow. Also in very similar scenarios to this I have witnessed downsloping be a non-factor even though the flow on radar is directly over the mountains from SE to NW. Just a FWIW as we try and figure out if this potential system has legs.
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    I think everyone is out enjoying the 60+ degree weather. Lol 18 Z was definitely some serious eye candy for east TN and the southern apps.
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    Yes, but quicker to realize the sagging south of the final wave of precip where other modeling had it into east TN..... so I guess not great, but good on the back end.
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    This one is the low hanging fruit, IMO. Close in, on multiple models, and has that "slider" look. Weak wave FTW........................ for someone.................. hopefully.
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    If not for a last second (gimmie) layup allowed by TN reserves at the end of the Georgia game.................. TN would have held GA to 39 points in a game of D1 college basketball. Man this D is good when they lock in.
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    TBF - if we get an airmass like that and a 500 profile as indicated on the ensembles................. at some point there'd be a nasty snow/ice overrunning event from TX/OK through the TN/KY region.
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    Just have to keep systems coming across and at some point over a 7-10 day period........... something would likely be a hit.
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    Agree, I'd take my chances on wintery for someone in the mid-south with a surface low over NO.
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    Interesting. It has been rather insistent on suppression, but EVERY op run cuts. lol
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