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  1. Nash_LSU
    Approximately 6" so far by the Nashville Zoo. My 3 and 4 year old are pumped, to say the least. I'm right there with them. I'll get coffee'd up and grab a real measurement soon.
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    Another vote for Rufus.
  3. Nash_LSU
    Yeah, about time to put down the models and start looking out the window. Looks pretty sunny out of my window, but cold
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    I think it has potential to be pretty bad. If we get the snow as currently shown and the lows are as extreme as currently shown, it will kill people. Imagine impassable roads and a TVA plant or two going down. We saw it briefly in 2022, but this could last a little longer. This is everyone's reminder to check your generators now. If the models come to fruition, we need to be prepared and help our neighbors. Edtited to add: I don't want to come across as alarmist. I'm not. We just need to be ready for it. Luckily, we still have a few days to gather more data.
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    That was my thinking, too. Like, it's alright for us on weather message board to throw stuff out, but a news station in a large market is a different story. We get off on this kind of stuff, but we also know it may go poof tomorrow. That said, we're getting snow next week, dangit
  6. Nash_LSU
    We sacrificed a lot of bachelorettes to the snow gods. Like a lot.
  7. Nash_LSU
    I'm at a little over 3" by the Nashville zoo.
  8. Nash_LSU
    NAM likes to show us getting buried in snow in the 60-84 hour range. Beautiful clown maps that are good for daydreams of winter wonderlands, but they rarely materialize.
  9. Nash_LSU
    If that TWC outlook is as good as their February outlook, then assume the opposite that's shown.
  10. Nash_LSU
    I like every one of those individuals. Not often that happens.
  11. Nash_LSU
    That stretch of 24 is a nightmare on a good day. People go way too fast through there.
  12. Nash_LSU
    This aren't the best pictures, but all that I could find. This is Nashville from February 16, 2015. All of this is sleet/ice. It was a tad slippy.
  13. Nash_LSU
    It seems like a repeat of 2015 with back to back ice/sleet events for the midstate.
  14. Nash_LSU
    Y'all talking about a 12" event are getting greedy I'll settle for a 2" event. I haven't had anything in a few years.
  15. Nash_LSU
    Ah, makes total sense. Thanks. Now I see what you're talking about in the second one where it barely nudges above freezing. (BTW, they sure do cram a lot of information on those Skew-T''s)
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    Thank you for taking the time on those. Very informative. Can you help a newbie out with a question? I'm slowly learning how to read these things. You said the last one is snow all the way down. The dewpoint and temperature meet at about 650 and it's maybe around 2-3 degrees C at that point and then it falls . How do you interpolate that it it snow shown? Is the snow actually being produced further down at like 800 or so?
  17. Nash_LSU
    I saw it with my own eyes out in Brentwood earlier.
  18. Nash_LSU
    That was such a great storm for me. Walked out to go to work at 6:00, saw a light dusting and figured I'd wait just a bit to see how it went. Glad I waited because it got deep very quickly and rush hour got bad for a lot of people. We ended up with 9" and it was one of the biggest snows I've seen in my 36 year life here in Nashville.
  19. Nash_LSU
    Anyone out towards the Clarksville/Dickson part of the state seeing any flakes making it down through the dry air?
  20. Nash_LSU
    Keep backin'er up!
  21. Nash_LSU
    I think that's our only hope here in Middle TN.
  22. Nash_LSU
    I'll feel better with more model agreement a few days from now. It always stinks having to rely on cold catching up to moisture. It lets us down more times than it works out, but a man can dream. I'm trying not to let my emotions get in the way of the logical part of my brain that says it's not likely to happen, but...
  23. Nash_LSU
    This cloudy/rainy pattern needs to go. It's a stressful period right now, and a little sunshine to get outside in the yard could do me a lot of good.
  24. Nash_LSU
    It is a little bit of a wake up call. I'll admit I usually see lower-end threat events as "Oh, maybe a quick spin-up or two." I don't ever think of them as producing long-track supercell tornadoes. I guess that's just been recency bias. Now the pendulum has swung the other way on the bias.
  25. Nash_LSU
    This is an actual picture I snapped while flying in to Nashville the other day.
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