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  1. Save the itchy algae!
    I’m a little concerned about this one. It feels like cold rain coming in Farragut, not snow. I hope I’m wrong but I was more confident at this point in the game for the Christmas Eve snow than this one.
  2. Save the itchy algae!
    I have a hard time believing the trajectory of the New Years storm as it relates to the 6z gfs. It’s too far west to be a cutter and too far east to be a 4 corners low. It has to go much further west or east. What does it want to be? We’ll see I suppose but I’m certain it’s not going to go due north from the tx/la coast all the way to Chicago.
  3. Save the itchy algae!
    Don’t make me break out the CAPS LOCK.
  4. Save the itchy algae!
    By mid week we will have another significant storm system headed our way. Slowed down approach of POPs by 6 hours in the grids, based on new Euro run with deeper trough and slower movement. We should have a classic setup for a 12-18 hour Mountain Wave Wind event centered right now around Thursday, with the timing differing in models. The low level winds will be bringing up a lot of moisture, thereby inducing some instability. Have kept Thunder out for now, but could see it possibly getting into southern parts of the area Thursday. On the back side of this system the colder air could offer another chance of snow around Thursday night into early Friday. The overall scenario is not too different from this White Christmas scenario, but too early to know about available moisture, how quickly airmass will cool, and how much lift there will be. Looks like this precip will taper off pretty quickly around Friday. Edit: sorry guys, don’t know why the font is so large.
  5. Save the itchy algae!
    The 6z GFS has a monster in five days.
  6. Save the itchy algae!
    Good to know, when I left at 9pm the roads were clear in my neck of the woods...wet but otherwise clear I should say.
  7. Save the itchy algae!
    You’re close to where I live in Farragut apparently. I’m stuck at work in Powell, did that snow accumulate on the road or just elevated surfaces and grass?
  8. Save the itchy algae!
    Yeah that was the biggest head fake of the winter last year, it was early and made it seem like we were destined for a good season. This season clearly feels different.
  9. Save the itchy algae!
    If it’s the same I’m looking at, looks like mrx’s map is still the one they generated early this am. Their disco still reflects that, I would expect a more thorough update with the 3am product.
  10. Save the itchy algae!
    I’ve experienced one severe thunderstorm in my six years living in the valley. It was a drive to get there and it was marginal. This is not the place to be a severe wx nerd—worse than snow.
  11. Save the itchy algae!
    Flakes mixing in with the drizzle in Farragut.
  12. Save the itchy algae!
    Seem stuck at 40 with a 37 dew point in Farragut. Hoping to see some flakes flying at the least today.
  13. Save the itchy algae!
    How dare you say that and not elaborate! Perma ban for you!
  14. Save the itchy algae!
    Is this person suggesting there’s a (relatively) large extent of arctic sea ice? As it stands it looks like we are currently tied roughly with 2011/12 with the lowest extent on record. That’s extreme relativity there. Also while we are expected to see increased solar activity it is my understanding that we are also in a century-class minimum so our increasing activity may still resemble low solar output conditions. sorry to take this off topic, I’m sure it’s a strong correlation but maybe not the best year/conditions to test the strength of it.
  15. Save the itchy algae!
    Just my opinion but I have two thoughts on that. First is that law of averages would suggest we are due for a good season, or at least a good hitter or two. And speaking of averages, starting next year the ‘cool’ 80’s drop off the 30 year climate data charts which means we will likely see a change in averages, perhaps skewing more cool since the 90’s and 00’s were so warm. Oceans will probably continue their warm phases which will continue to skew the ‘global’ temperatures though.
  16. Save the itchy algae!
    Looks like wet snow starting to mix in here in Farragut.
  17. Save the itchy algae!
    Not if they think only 1/2-1” will fall.
  18. Save the itchy algae!
    Well Morristown originally thought I wouldn’t get any snow two weekends ago and I ended up with over two inches. By linear thought progression that means I should get over 4” this time in Farragut.
  19. Save the itchy algae!
    Has Dr. No come in with the 12z yet? If the trend shows up there in some form then I will start getting excited
  20. Save the itchy algae!
    2” in Farragut
  21. Save the itchy algae!
    Ground turning white in Farragut.
  22. Save the itchy algae!
    I’ve only tried on my phone and it hasnt worked yet, but I’m also a bad millennial-I’m not savvy with this stuff. I’ll try on my computer in a bit to see if that’s better for me.
  23. Save the itchy algae!
    Can you describe what you saw in your link? It doesn’t work for me lol.
  24. Save the itchy algae!
    Not correct. Maybe you should stick to your area. Things are 'extreme' by the way. Flood Warning National Weather Service Morristown TN 718 AM EST SAT FEB 23 2019 TNC001-009-057-089-093-105-129-145-155-231815- /O.NEW.KMRX.FA.W.0014.190223T1218Z-190223T1815Z/ /00000.0.ER.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.OO/ Morgan TN-Loudon TN-Knox TN-Anderson TN-Blount TN-Jefferson TN- Grainger TN-Sevier TN-Roane TN- 718 AM EST SAT FEB 23 2019 The National Weather Service in Morristown has issued a * Flood Warning for... Southeastern Morgan County in east Tennessee... Loudon County in east Tennessee... Knox County in east Tennessee... Southern Anderson County in east Tennessee... Northern Blount County in east Tennessee... Jefferson County in east Tennessee... Southwestern Grainger County in east Tennessee... Northwestern Sevier County in east Tennessee... Roane County in east Tennessee... * Until 115 PM EST. * At 717 AM EST, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain that will cause flooding. Up to three inches of rain has already fallen. * Some locations that will experience flooding include... Knoxville, Oak Ridge, Maryville, Sevierville, Clinton, Lenoir City, Alcoa, Jefferson City, Kingston, Rockwood, Loudon, Dandridge, Rutledge, Farragut, Fairview, Oliver Springs, Louisville, White Pine, Plainview and New Market.
  25. Save the itchy algae!
    FFW and Emergency are different things. The warning has been in place officially since 7:16 this morning. I have some videos, will post later when they've downloaded. It's getting worse so these may be tame by the time they upload. Turkey Creek has breached the bridge at Kingston Pike. The road is impassable as it is a river
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