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  1. dwagner88
    At this point I’m honestly so sick of the glancing blows and near misses, I’m just ready for 70’s and sun.
  2. dwagner88
    To my untrained eye, it appears that qpf is busting low in west TN and high in middle TN.
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    TDOT cameras in Memphis are crazy. Very low visibility.
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    QPF on the GFS is really high. Nearing 4” here.
  5. dwagner88
    That’s a little bit ambiguous. Do they mean it will be the longest since the 40’s? Or that 4 days is the longest stretch since the 40’s? The latter would surprise me.
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    I can’t recall ever seeing such a sustained temperature gradient as seen on the 18Z GFS. Comparing CHA to BNA over the next 10 days looks more like a comparison between CHA to CHI in January. We barely even get below freezing, they essentially stay below for 10 days straight with what appears to be 1.50” of ZR and barely any snow.
  7. dwagner88
    72 IMBY right now.
  8. dwagner88
    I have a feeling this one is going to be very frustrating to watch for those of us East of the Plateau. That SE ridge just isn’t going to allow the cold air into the valley.
  9. dwagner88
    Didn’t even manage a dusting here. Just some sleet in the gutters.
  10. dwagner88
    Warm nose is doing its work here. We got down to 34 as the precip started and even got some flakes mixed in. Now up to 36.5. I think it’s time to put a nail in this one for my area. Temp May continue to climb overnight.
  11. dwagner88
    I think you may be right. Back to 100% liquid and temp is 35.1. Let’s see if it drops again with heavier precip. In traditional southern valley fashion, it appears that Dalton and Rome are changing over, while we get rain. The shield has been raised.
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    This is already wrong. I’m at 34 and not quite saturated yet. Snizzle falling at the moment. In a lull in the precip.
  13. dwagner88
    I have a few wet flakes mixing in.
  14. dwagner88
    Eh? Maybe in the blue ridge mountains of NE Ga. It’s certainly not snowing in the border areas. My backyard is at the GA state line. 38 and light rain here.
  15. dwagner88
    I’m actually feeling OK about this one. It’s definitely going to be an all or nothing event here. But the high rez NAM is clearly showing snow, just spotty accumulation around the ridge tops. I suspect reality will result in some grassy accumulations even at the lower elevations due to the timing. West of I-75 in the UHI will probably blank. Biggest question mark is a potential 850 warm nose.
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    Wow. I'd forgotten how bad this was just north of here. That's a crazy picture. One of those rare times I was glad to miss out on an event. Stayed at 33 here. Then we thankfully got rocked by the miller A on the tail end to the tune of 8-9".
  17. dwagner88
    In this pattern, nothing is reliable at that range.
  18. dwagner88
    I always found it interesting that the only portion of TN that doesn’t drain to the Mississippi River is a very small slice of southern Bradley and Southwest Polk Counties. Conasauga river watershed.
  19. dwagner88
    Nothing here. Looks like signal and lookout mountains got a couple inches.
  20. dwagner88
    Buried? The highest reports I’ve seen are under 2”. It is falling a low elevations though. That surprised me. I figured it would only accumulate on the Cumberland Plateau.
  21. dwagner88
    HTX radar looks very healthy. Plenty of streamers even down here. Nothing falling at the moment, but I can’t complain about the look. Definitely not a typical NW flow look.
  22. dwagner88
    Knoxville TDOT cameras look arctic. Especially east of town.
  23. dwagner88
    Sun is out here. The door is closing from the west.
  24. dwagner88
    Love seeing these pictures. Keep them coming!
  25. dwagner88
    These products are typically very overdone. That being said, the ECMFW and GFS both depict a significant inland wind event across central Alabama and Northern Georgia from Atlanta northwards. Essentially along and just north of the I-85 corridor. If you want to see fall leaves in the mountains, go today.
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