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Everything posted by Matthew70
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Does the GFS finally break up with us all or does it still love us all.
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Boyd 01z H-triple-R at midnight Saturday night as depicted in images. Forecast OHX sounding may have enough depth to the lower cold layer to turn liquid to ice pellets before reaching the surface, but freezing rain is looking likely Saturday night here in Nashville and in general Middle Tennesse. Keep in mind that freezing rain is a 1:1 ratio. 1 inch of liquid rain equals 1 inch of ice (glaze). To have a system of this magnitude to come through Middle Tennessee and not produce 1 to 2 inches of liquid QPF would be unusual. I can see latent heat becoming a big player in this event. When water freezes, it gives up heat energy to the environment. Latent heat. #TNwx #KYwx #ALwx
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It seems this is growing as a long drawn out multi day winter storm. I know it was already going to be but I expected it to be outta here by Sunday afternoon.
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For the last few hours I’ve seen several forecasters saying it’s slowing down. So what does that mean for the downstream effects.
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PLEASE SHARE: We are expecting snow, sleet, freezing rain, & rain. As of now, here’s what our team is thinking as far as snow & ice accum. The biggest takeaway is that travel will not only be dangerous but nearly impossible at times. Power outages are expected. Watch @WKRN!
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No worries.
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Seems I remember not to long ago in the Midwest it was posted where there were severe thunderstorms warnings & blizzard warnings simultaneously. They were overlapping one another.
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That’s not for this upcoming system that is a past winter storm.
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21z H-triple-R showing forecast for midnight Saturday night. As for Nashville, we should be seeing a mix of sleet...freezing rain at that time that continues through the overnight into Sunday. QPF amounts are at least 1 inch through Sunday morning, and i'm being conservative. Let's pray that much of it is in the form of sleet. If it's ice accretion or even a good part, we'll have major issues here in Nashville and surrounding areas. Heavier ice accretion looks be over southwest Middle Tennessee. . Boyd
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Imagine TN forecasters advising FL on hurricanes. Lol.
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Agree. What was it that Jeff said. Click bait.
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Let me go find it. It was definitely the Nashville weather services graphic because it had their marks on it.
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I’m assuming because it’s gonna be mostly sleet and I’m not sure if sleet is included in an ice storm warning?
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And the national weather service just updated around Nashville to get an inch of snow at most.
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Well alrighty
