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Holston_River_Rambler

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  1. I see a -15 between Jonesborough and Johnson City: Shady Valley looks like the winner: I know the Wunderground map isn't the be all, end all, but I could only find a couple of places on that network, on the whole planet (in rural Quebec), that were colder this AM.
  2. https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=ohiorivervalley-02-48-1
  3. Yeah, speaking of High Knob, VA and Black Mt, KY from my obs post...... 6z RGEM
  4. A few satellite items of interest this morning: main gif: Some downsloping evident: Some Cumberland lake effect clouds or snow: The old snow bird pattern:
  5. I would almost guarantee that will have at least a little front end thump of sleet and snow for some spots. Now it may not be a big thump since it doesn't look like it has too much .qpf, but I've seen this little show a few times, after snow and cold is in place.
  6. Let's go for some moon snow pics tonight if y'all can get 'em. I'll start: 3 second exposure: no extra exposure:
  7. Heaviest snow since last night for me, now that the winds have shifted to the NNW.
  8. Official Strat warming criteria are fairly specific, but insofar as temps are concerned it looks pretty good at the end of the GEFS run Euro has basically the same thing, but a bit slower evolution. I'd show the EPS, but weatherbell only has strat maps for the GEFS
  9. Strat warming looks more likely than not now. 40/70 seems to think it might impact high latitude blocking quicker than average since we already have a base state this winter predisposed to that. ensemble mean at day 10:
  10. Lake Effect clouds (can't tell about any snow) from Kentucky Lake
  11. If you have a deck, pathway, or car you need to clean off, leaf blower is the way!
  12. Noticed something else that I've heard about, but never seen here, and that is the waves of subsidence and lift associated with a strong upper low. Just like the ocean, if you have a wave, you have a peak and a trough. Same thing here (I think) seen in the cold cloud tops. Also John has the best lift right now, because why not, lol
  13. To go along with jeff's post about the clouds, I thought I'd drop a infrared satellite pic (gif and static) Zoomed out SE GOES : Mesoscale GOES:
  14. Upper low and cold pool is finally dropping into TN this morning:
  15. Approximately 2" here. May have had 3 total, but it has been so light all night, accums. have probably compacted some.
  16. One other thing that has been interesting to me looking through the SPC meso page, is this ribbon of deep DGZ around the stretched out vorticity: I think there is a 3000' thick DGZ layer back in Kansas. EDIT: Oh wow, that's not in feet, it's in meters. So that's almost 10000 feet thick
  17. The main cold pool is still a ways off: Still quite a bit of dynamics associated with it yet to swing through: The above isn't exactly the same, but is kind of a real time analysis of the vort. maps I and others post (example): Noticed a bit of frontogenesis too, on the SPC mesoscale page over East TN:
  18. A couple of thoughts about the most recent 3km NAM: I don't think the NAM is seeing the Bays mt band we've seen in the past from NW flow, but that is an interesting enhancement streak in accums. with regard to the Bays Mt. band's typical location.
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