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TWC now says 1-3" tomorrow night here and the same Monday. With "less than one inch" Monday night. Hopefully that verifies, they ended up being right avoht the bust in my location last week.

Pretty much the same here. Every snow has been around 2-4 inches consistently until the one bust the other day. Still the best winter here in 5 years or so though.

Late February 2015 was definitely one of the most active recent periods I can recall in the forum area for sure. We never really had an ice storm warning since I had lived in Tennessee (2004) and suddenly had two in one week. I thought the ice storm that Monday was bad but the one on Saturday ended up being the worst in history around here.

This video is three days later driving down I-40 through Crossville. 40mph+ Wind Gusts plus 2 inches of ice made it look like a tornado hit. Surprisingly, most lower elevated areas around us got all snow from this event before it eventually switched to rain, where we mostly just got freezing rain for hours on end.

Not sure if it's allowed but I figured I would make a thread to share pics/videos/stories of past storms that have affected our location over the years. Hopefully some of you will participate. It doesn't have to be a significant storm just something that you want to share or a story from a weather event. This first video is from Wednesday February 18, 2015. We had one of the wildest weeks of weather I can ever remember that week. It started on Monday with a big ice storm, followed by snow Tuesday and Wednesday and temperatures dropping below zero. Then on Friday we had a huge warmup (to 29 degrees) and two inches worth of ice fall Friday night and Saturday morning, knocking power out for many days. So during that 5 day stretch we had two Ice Storm Warnings and multiple Winter Weather Advisories. This video was taken midweek of heavy snow at work, followed by sunshine only about an hour later. I took a pic of the weather predicted that week just because of how crazy it was (it ended up not getting nearly THAT cold on Wednesday night)

And just like that I think the system is out of here lol.

Big flakes now! Quick dusting forming

Actually it has changed to snow now, but there's nothing on radar behind it

35 in Crossville. Light rain, everything seems to be going north of here though so we probably won't get much if any.

I'd be happy if we managed another inch from all that. NWS only shows 20% chance for us while TWC is at 40% so neither seem to excited about it.

You're probably right but I woke up at like 5am when it was snowing hard and then fell asleep until like 11:30 well after it had quit lol. So I'm sure some had melted by that time since it was 31 degrees or so.

The sun never really came out here surprisingly but we still had melting in the "drifty" spots where there wasn't as much coverage. And it was only 31 degrees today. Maybe we'll all get more the next couple days.

I think more like 3" it's just blown around everywhere. I didn't measure but the car seemed to have more on it than the grass probably. Every snow we've had here this season has been almost the same amount seems like. I wish it wasn't so windy here or it would've made for some really good pictures of the trees again. They did model it pretty well though, the random dark blue blip is over me above Crossville.

Melted off the roads here and is 31 now. Looks like maybe more snow tomorrow night here but with it supposed to be around 36 or so most of this will probably melt?

I think it's pretty much done here between Monterey and Crossville but another good solid event overall EDIT: Actually looks like a couple heavier bands will be coming through shortly so may pick up a little from those

Same here. I went to bed about 3.5 hours ago and it hadn't started here yet so I'm surprised since when I went to bed it seemed it was all west of Nashville. Hopefully it keeps up and we all get some snow that'll last more than a day or so with the colder temps ahead. This is already the best winter in three or four years at least here. Sorry for crappy pic quality

Feels like it could be a bust here...or was the first wave that came through not really supposed to amount to anything and it's mostly whats in West Tennessee thats expected to add up?

They did! Ran into heavy snow just east of there on the way home. Video quality sucks but the flakes were pretty huge. video-1610766270.mp4

I'm in Lebanon eating and snow rain mix was coming down pretty good a few minutes ago. Seems quiet now

It's technically not the same system I guess, but we just had heavy snow and big flakes come rolling through here laying down a good dusting!

Thanks for sharing! The image there is very accurate. I remember (living in the NW part of Cumberland County where it shows 10-10.5" on the map) getting sent home from work early due to the snow. My car already had about four inches of snow on it. I drove 8 miles Southeast into town to grab some food and chill at home. When I got to town there was no snow and it was still raining there and the drive thru woman asked where the heck I lived that there was that much snow already and I told her just a few miles up the road. Once it had quit snowing they were about six inches behind where we were just up the road due to the snow starting way sooner here with us being about 200ft higher elevation. It was one of the sharpest snow cutoffs I can remember here.

Yep and most midstate areas received much more than forecast. Nashville eastward was common 8-12 inch amounts and then it trickled off some once you got east of the Plateau I believe

We got around 9-10 inches here in January 2016 but it was on January 22nd in Crossville. I do remember a couple days before that we only got about two or three inches from the one you're talking about and areas east of here got a lot more I think. It must've been warm on the 21st because I remember almost all of it had melted by the time the big storm hit on the 22nd. The 22nd we were supposed to get 2-4 inches but it changed over from rain several hours earlier so we got a lot more than expected. It's the most snow I've had since moving to Crossville in 2012.