Coach B
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While there is certainly time left, many of us missed a golden opportunity to have a banger of a season. Places in all direction are well above normal.
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We were WAY above normal Dec 23rd - 28th, then again Jan 5th - 10th. The rest of the period was mostly normalish until the bottom dropped out January 24th.
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I like the positive thinking. Although I'm fearing 2014 flashbacks.
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Here in Marshall county I've got about 1/2" of snow and over 1/4" of sleet.
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Correct! We needed it last year with the great Gulf Coast snowstorm. We were sitting pretty 5-7 days out just waiting for the northwest correction, but instead it trended south all the way to the Gulf.
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The UKIE has rain all the way to the southwest corner of Pennsylvania Sunday night.
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The NBM....and the actual forecast from the NWS always seem to lag model changes by quite a bit.
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This map from Pivotal must include sleet and ice unlike the WxBell maps. It's significantly higher, and probably more realistic given the likelihood of significant sleet accums on the southern end of the snow band.
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I generally like those guys so I watched the latest video for his thoughts. He definitely believes it'll be well north. Heaviest snow north of the Ohio River and ice in Kentucky. Thinks the high is weakening and getting the banana look that will encourage the storm to cut. Used the late January 2009 storm as an example. Just said it was gut feeling and what climatological normally happens. Also, admitted he could be wrong and that he really want the snow.
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It's not the only one. The UKMet and GFS AI are both far north solutions as well.
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No, it blows through here. However, that particular run lays down a ridiculous amount of sleet and snow northwest of us before it gets here. That leads to the craziest cold over that area. It does stall for a bit. That's probably what you are seeing. Way to far out to know for sure.
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18-19 had only .2" officially at Nashville at this point. Ended the year with .5" total. Least snow I've seen in my 50+ years in middle TN. I'd still rank 2014 as the worst overall. The wasted cold and record totals just to our north combined with two deep south winter storms was an epic fail.
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35" for Indy, 40" at Columbus, and 50" at Pittsburgh. Lol
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Outside of the mountains this would be a painful look for our cold snap if it verifies:
