*Flash*
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Could be worse. Could be last night's version of Kentucky.
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Middle TN needs a prayer. No kidding!
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Agreed on the RGEM. I honestly didn't think Middle TN would be in this game at all. I take it the UL is cutting further west?
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*Sigh*. 6z NAM giveth, 12z NAM taketh away.
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BNA just went below by half a degree. Crazy tale of two halves.
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Closing things out with a new time lapse! Hopefully, next time that 18-24" 5-day forecast will stick...- 618 replies
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Storm evolution as noted from the top of my car. About 2” of snow, 1” of sleet, and 0.50” of freezing rain. You can clearly see the two waves here.
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Ended up with ~3.5 inches of snow/sleet/freezing rain in White Bluff. Yesterday was definitely the day to enjoy the snow. Now it's like walking on an ice shelf. No fun! Like others, I'm also concerned about the drought continuance, but I will say this. Maybe the NW trend will be out friend just one time before the winter is over. I'm perfectly fine playing the role of the Ohio River should another Fern emerge to our south/southeast on modeling.
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But for the entire state, we’re living’ on a prayer, one way or another. Whoa ohhh… Side note: Jeff, could the colder trend lead to a longer period of sleet at BNA before the freezing rain?
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Taking a look at that green shaft and it occurred to me: Lotta babies are going to be born in October this year. Maybe more Ferns heading into 2027?
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Life has gotten crazy for me the past 12 hours. Could someone please advise how things are looking for Nashville metro and points west/northwest in terms of latest model adjustments?
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Sheesh. They are updating frequently today!
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Looks to me they should just focus on Florida.
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Source? That doesn't align with the Winter Storm Warning language for Davidson County.
