Wurbus
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Looks like the 12z FV3 lays down some big fatties at 72 for the valley.
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For the GEFS, I usually use https://weather.cod.edu/forecast/
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Through 102 here is the snow total map from the FV3. I'm convinced something is not correct with the snow map on the FV3, but it looks like it snows through 126 in East TN.
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I think if you change the toggle on TT from "MSLP & Precip (Rain/Frozen)" to "Radar (Rain/Frozen)" you can see the radar on the FV3 out to 210.
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If you change the toggle from "MSLP & Precip (Rain/Frozen) to Radar (Rain/Frozen) the FV3 goes out to 210. Here is a shot at 120. Looks like the low just stalls off the NC coast for 24+ hours.
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Maybe the NAM is correct for once at 84...... So hard to try and not get hyped up for these events because of that pesky warm nose that seems to always comes up through the valley to shatter our dreams.
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On the main run of the RGEM the high over Iowa is at 1038 at the end of the run. There is a 1042 high, but that is sitting over Idaho.
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@TellicoWx What site do you use to get those charts?
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00z Nam looks super cold. The high is at 1041 at the end of the run. The system looks a little more suppressed because of this.
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Wow. That map is AMAZING. I would like to cash in now please. I am still expecting Knoxville to get a warm nose (just to temper my excitement and climatology), but if we could get half that I would be pleased. Looks like most of the rest of the forum can cash in as well! On another note, I'm not getting any work done this week. :)
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It was mentioned in the Tennessee Valley thread the other day, but the TT formula is off for the FV3. If you compare the snow total map to other sites it is significantly increased on TT for some reason.
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The low cuts on the CMC. The low went from off the Georgia coast at 192 on the 12z to western Kentucky at 180.
