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  1. tnweathernut
    Pretty normal oscillations happening, IMO. In the overall scheme of things we see models waffling back and forth about 75-100 miles. Probably not unreasonable. We can all hope the overrunning is a bit more robust when we get to game time.
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    It shouldn’t be, but I have learned to never discount it completely.
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    The ICON seems to be putting less emphasis on the low in the Atlantic and more on the low in the gulf. I don’t think it really matters as it relates to the overrunning which spreads across the state, but I did find it interesting.
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    Agree. I was waiting for the heavier snow bands on the icon to pivot through NE TN. For some reason they just dissipate. Not likely, but I suppose it could have been downslope aided.
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    ICON spreading the overrunning love here at 0z
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    Long duration event in east TN. Likely 2-3 more hours of snow left to go past 84
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    At least there’s a model for everyone in the state tonight….
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    Gong to be a bunch of nervous people in here waiting for the rest of 0z to come in. Middle and west TN, especially north of 40 looking good with the 0z NAM
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    Yeah, I noticed that. My downslope city comment was mostly in jest, but it’s always in the back of my mind. It’s been showing on models on and off all day. The two things we do extremely well up here are dryslots and downslope.
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    It looks like you guys/gals down around Knoxville have a GREAT shot with this one. Should be fairly widespread. This track has already been more fun than anything we got a look at last year.
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    Except for the Johnson City area. We are the Chattanooga of northeast TN. I'm going to lobby the leaders of our city to change our name to "Downslope" City. lol
  12. tnweathernut
    Just trying to get everyone's attention in advance. "mainly in the higher elevations" is a very safe phrase to use. JMO. lol
  13. tnweathernut
    Phone has been ringing all day here. About 75% of them have been to file a claim. I need a vacation.
  14. tnweathernut
    I agree with this and have mentioned it several times. Modeling doesn't do well showing overrunning precip. Seems they are echoing that sentiment with their last sentence.
  15. tnweathernut
    I don't have much confidence in it being consistent like it used to be, but I agree. I definitely want it on board!
  16. tnweathernut
    Definitely perplexing. The Euro (before their changes a while back) was easily the best model for north america at day 5-7 and it usually wasn't close. Maybe their changes have helped their forecasting in Europe, but it's been woefully inconsistent here where we need it. lol
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    I usually take away the two biggest and the two smallest and then take the average from the remaining.
  18. tnweathernut
    Just looking at the UK model. It's been pretty consistent regarding the snow axis the last three runs. Nice battle between the American modeling with the snow axis further southeast and the UK with the snow axis further northwest.
  19. tnweathernut
    Looking like kids are likely going to miss quite a bit of school the next two weeks.
  20. tnweathernut
    All kidding aside, i think the flow could certainly throw a clipper event this way. In fact, I'd almost expect it following the event early next week.
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    At least we know the Euro ensembles would almost have to be better. lol
  22. tnweathernut
    Another benefit for modeling, and a reason to start centering around a general solution we can have some confidence in……….is the big wrapped up storm for tomorrow is pretty consistent among modeling now.
  23. tnweathernut
    If we continue heading this direction….. This could trend to a two part snow storm for some (maybe widespread). Overrunning followed by the main course. I won’t be surprised to see an overachiever with the overrunning….
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    Long fetch WSW winds will be conducive to overrunning. Models don’t typically handle it well either.
  25. tnweathernut
    Apparently, you don't want to be a top 5 team playing this week. 1 and 2 fell yesterday. TN getting whipped at half. Looks like Kansas is going to have to bring home a win for the top 5 crew.
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