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  1. Holston_River_Rambler
    That video was taken before the heaviest precip starts. Imagine that, but with larger than half dollar sized flakes
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    @John1122 you are in for a treat when this push of moisture make it over Cross mt. I don't know if I've ever seen in snow this hard.
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    My visibility is down to less than 0.1 miles. Video coming soon
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    That escalated quickly, lol:
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    Yeah I can't get them to work either
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    In a lull right now, but I am VERY eagerly awaiting what the returns to my SW bring me:
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    Sleet and snow up here in Mossy Grove for now, but I could see the snow line dropping down the Frozen Head mts as I drove back in from Harriman. 4-5 degree temp difference between my place and Harriman.
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    Well, wrt to the above I realized my circle included Nashville where there could be obs at the 850 level, but I meant my point to be more regarding the area between Nashville and Knoxville.
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    @EastKnox I think this is a situation where the mesoscale analysis is a little too course. There can't be any radiosondes giving 850 mb data in the circled area, and I doubt there are any planes flying that low to give obs. I was looking at that area earlier and trying to figure out why there was a jump NW with 850 temps there and the only thing I can figure, is that since that mesoscale analysis uses the RAP, that's just the RAPs best guess, in areas without direct observations. Of course I'm also in full weather weenie wishcast mode, so take that into account, lol.
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    Looks like the dry air is being overcome pretty quickly near Nashville: I'm guessing those bright returns are a sleet and snow mix, but not sure.
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    Looks like some interstate problems in west TN:
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    Brilliant sunrise up here on the plateau. I tried to edit it a bit to capture the colors, but no way to do it justice:
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    Virga might delay onset, but I think they're going to be wrong abut the onset, especially in Morgan county.
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    If nothing else IMO this is trending faster onset over the past few runs: Based on that radar, I wouldn't be surprised to have virga or maybe even precip reaching the ground by the 10 o'clock hour
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    Radar looks nice to the southwest. Dovie'andi se tovya sagain.
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    https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/mesoanalysis/new/viewsector.php?sector=17&parm=pmsl&underlay=1&source=1 But I think it sometimes renders those parameters pretty coursely
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    I'm using weenie rule 14, subsection 5.6: When your local forecast office doesn't have you in an advisory product, look downstream, use another office's product, and extrapolate: Thursday Snow, mainly after 10am. High near 34. Calm wind becoming north northwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible.
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    That being said, I think the 3km NAM actually came north a bit from 6z, lol. And showed a stouter warm nose.
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    12z 12km NAM:
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    It's not finished running yet, but here is the 12z trend:
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    NAM looks like it will be a bit south as of hour 26:
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    Here's a RGEM trend gif if you want to use it for explanation purposes @Carvers Gap
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    On the other hand the HRRR has recently been the one to show me having precip. type issues and after onset, it doesn't think I have those this time.
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    I don't know I just think the NAM has me spooked. Supposedly it has a knack for sniffing about warm noses/ temp problems : It may not be right, but it is a possible solution. Sometimes surface lows or pieces of them like to ride up into the eastern Great Valley.
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