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Daniel Boone

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  1. Turns out RGEM still model of choice for the area as it stands now .
  2. Would be nice for a wave to form on it , a lee side low of sorts and hammer the eastern areas
  3. If I were working at any of the NWSFO'S in much of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio I'd put out Blizzard Warmings.
  4. The great January '85 Outbreak featured anafrontal heavy Snowfall. A general 5-8" throughout the Valley as I recall. More than forecasted. There were the small crystal flakes the next day under mainly clear skies as well with actual daytime Temps below zero at my home.
  5. Yep. The Great Valley killer. The Great Valley does best with weak System's or overrunning Event's. Downsloping from pretty much every direction except SW. Hoosiers and Buckeyes ftw with this ! That's a Blizzard there. May not be feet totals but, criteria will be met.
  6. Agree. They've performed pretty bad out that way; cold and snowwise.
  7. Yeah, noticed that. Hopefully, it's out to lunch on that run. I never liked it as it was always too low on snowfall projections for this area as there were always more realized. however, it did improve last Winter. So, hope it's not onto something.
  8. The loss of electric is a real possibility. The cut backs on production by the Biden Admin. has already put a strain on the grid. This is worrisome to say the least.
  9. Yeah, definitely makes a difference. Each ever recorded record cold featured good snowpack. One exception I can think of is the Christmas '83 outbreak. Dry as a bone but, the high was Zero where I lived at the time in Pennington gap. I can only speculate how cold it would have been had there been snowpack.
  10. Yeah. You can bet if skies clear and winds subside they'll be below zero reading's one or two of the mornings.
  11. Shouldn't surprise us. That far SE System yesterday hogged a decent amount of moisture from our south. The system off the coast will zap some toward it. Not alot to work with.
  12. Yep, sure was here too brother. 37" for the Month in Pennington gap. 33.4" in Jonesville. Northern Lee and Wise County , 50+ . Unreal !
  13. I hadn't been thinking clear on this upcoming cold and thought was coldest since feb 96 but, then I remembered feb 20 2015. -16 Jonesville. - 20 Pennington gap morning lows. I recorded a high of 12.
  14. Yeah, it's looking like it may be falling inline with the GFS.
  15. Exactly. Nam3k at this range performed terrible at my location Winter before last. Heck, it even did right before each event ! If it had been right, 80% of the Snow we got would if been Rain.
  16. Remember that well. Actually, January '78 is the time I remember. We were supposed to of gotten in in the great Ohio Valley Blizzard of '78. Warnings were up.
  17. Actually meant to chime in earlier but, recently spoke with KMRX about the forecasts they put out and what input is used. They said they use the NBM. So, that explains the low forecasted snow Total they put out this afternoon. So, unless more come inline with the GFS and RGEM they'll continue with the low forecasted amounts.
  18. Yeah, you're right on as usual brother. Rgem has shown to be the best, overall, irt snowfall projections for our area.
  19. Yeah, late December '69 a good example. Very cold, snowy winter. '95-96, overall cold and very snowy had bouts of heavy rain and flooding. Winter '63.. etc.. could go on and on. P. S., felt should throw this in. There have been a few exceptions to the rule of severe Winter's having their thaws and flooding. 76-77 and '77-78 come to mind. 76-77 did flood but, wasn't till Spring. April 4th. Those are extremely rare and exceptions to the rule, however.
  20. Wouldn't be surprised, lol. Hopefully that firehouse runs into a huge eastern, Arctic Jet driven Trough and overflows it with Snow ❄️
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