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It's snowing harder than it has in a couple hours where I live in Crossville and the radar looks dried out here. But that happens a lot here in winter so may not mean anything really as far as this system goes.
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That's what happened here, the first hour was super heavy and then it trailed off. Except on the radar it still looked heavy even though it was light, small flakes
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This thing seems to be scooting out of here in a hurry?
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Cookeville live view:
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It's really pouring in Cookeville now, almost looks like a blizzard: https://putnamcountytn.gov/cookeville-live-square
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Some pics from here in Crossville this morning:
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That's crazy. It looks super heavy on radar. Similar boat here though, radar looks much heavier than what's actually falling. Everything that fell in the first 45 minutes here was a lot heavier snow
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TDot cameras don't seem to be working, not sure if it's just me.
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It's crazy the difference from one end of a county to another sometimes. It's been snowing pretty heavily for an hour in Western Cumberland County, but Fairfield Glade on the eastern side still has flurries and a light dusting: https://www.wate.com/weather/weather-cameras/fairfield-glade/
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All this in 30 minutes, it's puking and big flakes now:
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3 minutes later:
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TWC had me at only 2.1" this morning on the hourly forecast and now says this. Hopefully it will move east and lay down a lot too then.
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Cookeville picking up in intensity and already getting white:
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Sitcking to everything pretty easily. Dryish snow and coming down hard.
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Just started in Cookeville too and is coming down hard;
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Check now, it's coming down decently here now, but the flakes aren't very big.
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The Virga here has transitioned into baby snowflakes
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We have a heavy virga storm here West of Crossville currently. It's coming down hard. I measured 1/2" of virga in only 20 minutes.
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I'm not sure how much we ended up with here between Crossville and Monterey, but after I went to bed it must've blew around all over the place as well as melting some. Some areas had a dusting and others were almost a foot deep. It wasn't as pretty on the trees as a lot of the wet snows due to the wind, but for literally being the first flakes I've seen all winter it was a good snow. If I had to guess I would say 4-6" total here which was originally forecast to be 1-2" even though the models seemed to consistently suggest 4-8". NWS Nashville finally put us under a Winter Storm Warning after it stopped snow in middle of the night lol.
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Supposedly they debated it this evening right as it started snowing, but never pulled the trigger. Seems like anymore here we get the worst storms under WWAs and the WSWs almost always way underperform here.
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Westbound I-40 closed in Monterey (going down the mountain to Cookeville) due to multi-vehicle accident half an hour ago.
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Going to bed for now, but starting to remind me of the February 7th event here in Crossville. We were under a WWA for 1-3" in that one as well and ended up with around 6-8" of heavy wet snow at daybreak. Hopefully that happens again because it's still pouring down. We probably have 3-4" now and an inch or two on the roads.
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Snow has picked up here in Crossville and looks like the interstate is a slow go between here and Monterey. Roads are covered completely.
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No clue, saw it on Facebook. Could be state highway 62 or 70 though since they both run through there. Just a guess.
