Kasper

Just found out the hard way my English Bulldog loves snow, it was like trying to fight a tank getting her back in! 50lbs of hell!

Just now, McMinnWx said:

@KasperFor sure! It’s laying good over here now. Crestway is about covered. Can’t believe people are still driving on it. 

They won’t be shortly lol

@McMinnWxif this keeps up we will hit 3 inches for sure!

I started knocking the brewskis back a few hours ago, just to tolerate all the rain/snow dryslot….. I went out with the dogs to play in it and my wife said are you insane! 
 

Why yes I am, you would think she would know that by now! 

Put on a pot of white bean chicken chili about an hour ago, man love that on a cold snowy evening…. I know 

7 minutes ago, McMinnWx said:

@Kasper Pounding snow here again. 

Yea look at NWS maps they now have us in 3+ inches total almost warning criteria 

This sucks ground was white but with marginal temps it’s disappearing quick! We are getting dry slotted in McMinn you can see the LL moisture on the ridge tops!

@McMinnWxMan it is coming down 

Man it is pouring here with Quarter size flakes and the ground and rooftops are  quickly turning white! 
 

Note: Wife says it won’t lay I said you really don’t understand do you?

3 minutes ago, McMinnWx said:

@Kasper This is a nice surprise. Absolutely ripping fatties here. 

Yea hopefully we maintain and get under a couple deformation zones! 

1 minute ago, Mrwolf1972 said:

Latest hrr run

I would be shocked with 7 inches

Just went from heavy rain to big fatties

7 minutes ago, Uncle Nasty said:

The video doesn't do it justice. These are monster flakes coming down. Temp is 35° which sucks, but let's see if we can get it to stick. The snow is trying its best to stick.

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Are we being dry slotted at the moment? Just waiting on the low to slide east? 

Idk but this wind is a stout as morning wood! 

2 minutes ago, EastKnox said:

The sun is poking through the clouds in Knoxville. 

Same here in Athens sun poking out roads almost dry and 37! 

14 minutes ago, ShawnEastTN said:

Not something I see very often Chattanooga local TV WTVC News Channel 9 is not aligning with the NWS and channel 9 tends to be pretty conservative with snow but they are saying 1"-3" valley and 3"-6" or higher mountains. I think that is more reasonable than MRX forecast.

Haven't checked Knoxville local stations, I live in an area where both cities TV stations are available.

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David Aldrich is calling for .5 inch to 3+ inches in the valley I guess that’s why he’s Captain Accurate! Lol

7 minutes ago, Carvers Gap said:

Been out doing some running this morning and some other errands.  Then watched the UT basketball game.................................................Recovering from the UK/UT game.  I can only handle watching so much bad basketball in one afternoon, and then try to watch models after that.  

Update:  18z Euro looked steady.  It also had a slight 25 mi SE jog over the Carolinas.  Didn't make much difference to the run.  Also, there are just times when I don't know what the crap it is going to do.  LOL.  This is one of them.  

I didn’t even bother watching the game, that offense is about as bad as the models with this storm, oh and the defense went south as well! 

39 minutes ago, PowellVolz said:

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Where the heck is @Carvers Gaphe usually eats these damn things lol

Just now, TellicoWx said:

HRRR would have been higher across Southern valley/plateau, back into NE AL/GA...but had an extended period of sleet.

Sleet isn’t all bad, will definitely allow any flakes to stick quick

I mean we have seen some crazy things with models before but never anything like this! It’s like they’ve been sipping on Uncle Joe’s Koolaid!

Just now, TellicoWx said:

Lol, who?

Denver

3 minutes ago, TellicoWx said:

In their defense tho...MRX has to rank among one of the worst places to be assigned as a Met...with the 1 million different microclimates they have to deal with

I think I read an article a while back that East Tennessee was #2 in unpredictable weather, guess who #1 was!