Jump to content

dwagner88

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    1,198

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by dwagner88

  1. dwagner88
    Sadly it appears oriented due E-W right now.
  2. dwagner88
    At this point I’m looking for the fly in the ointment. I can’t help but notice robust convection originating in the gulf around 200 miles due south of the FL/AL border. It is persistent and appears unmoving. I’m wondering what affect it will have on moisture transport later if it doesn’t clear.
  3. dwagner88
    There has been a trend this evening in showing a convective feature running along I-75 from Hamilton county up through Knox county. Wherever that sets up is in for quite a show from Mother Nature tonight. It reminds me of the MCV that formed in the February 2014 storm over Birmingham and travelled up the I-59 and I-75 corridors. I got around 4” additional snow (and some thunder) just from that feature during that event.
  4. dwagner88
    Just looked at the GFS. Almost had a stroke.
  5. dwagner88
    Wow. 12Z NAM just took Chattanooga from 1” to 7”. Definitely more in line with other modeling. I’m still thinking 2-4” here. Tempering expectations. The mountains could certainly see 7”+. I’m about to go for a run in the 65 degree sunshine. 12 hours from now it should be dumping snow.
  6. dwagner88
    The GFS appears to be quite sensitive to the Eastman Chemical snow hole of despair. You can always see Kingsport.
  7. dwagner88
    They finally implemented what I've been asking for! It never made sense to have the same warning criteria down here as Johnson City.
  8. dwagner88
    We have had a couple of events this winter advertise accumulations for 100% of the state. None have delivered so far. Is this “the chosen one”?
  9. dwagner88
    I’ll also add that the HRRR appears to show a dramatic improvement in BL temps throughout the southern valley on this run. 2.4” is the minimum over the UHI downtown on the river. Looks like most of Hamilton county is in the 3-4” range. That would be fantastic. As bad as the last two years were, I would settle for enough to cover the grass.
  10. dwagner88
    I’m secretly overjoyed that 99% of NC misses out on this. I’ll consider it reverse CAD.
  11. dwagner88
    Held steady here with 3.37”. In an encouraging change, zero members show a total shutout. One only has 0.25” or so. Big dog here is around 9”.
  12. dwagner88
    I’m honestly a little surprised at the winter storm watch. I expected the typical valley winter product black hole. I think that indicates they are at least considering a higher end event, even down here.
  13. dwagner88
    Looks a lot like the Euro cut in half to me.
  14. dwagner88
    They seem to rely heavily on the NBM. It also tends to be the most conservative model.
  15. dwagner88
    I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter.
  16. dwagner88
    I had two small events in March 2009.
  17. dwagner88
    I see more heartbreak for Chattanooga. Haven’t we suffered enough this winter? At least we didn’t lose any storms to northern Florida this year.
  18. dwagner88
    You didn't miss anything. The only schools that delayed were those on Signal mountain. SR-8 (main hwy up) was closed due to debris from storm flows for a few hours this morning. At one point my employer had full or partial closures on 10 different state routes. I'm sure the local and county roads were even worse.
  19. dwagner88
    Flooding problems area wide this morning. Probably the worst since the March 2020 tornado night.
  20. dwagner88
    I just signed a contract on a new house. I’m moving out to Apison. The house sits at around 950’ in elevation on the back side of White Oak Mountain. It should do much better in winter events than my current house in the city at 780’.
  21. dwagner88
    Only time in my life I had to abandon my car and walk home. And it only snowed a little over an inch. This was the infamous Atlanta snowpocalypse.
  22. dwagner88
    Concerned about the GFS sniffing out flooding. This is the timeframe. It’s been a running tradition for 3 years now I think.
  23. dwagner88
    According to the wundermap it’s 64 here and 34 on Monteagle. That’s a 30 degree difference over about 40 miles.
  24. dwagner88
    I was happy to miss this one. It was 33-34 with rain the entire time here. Then we got a beautiful miller A with 8-10" of snow area wide right after.
  25. dwagner88
    There is a very heavy slug of moisture that is going to lay down some accumulation just south of Chattanooga across Ne Alabama and NW Georgia. What a miserable winter this has been.
×
×
  • Create New...