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GBOVolz

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  1. As far as continuous snow, yesterday afternoon was probably the heaviest I have seen in a while. I Had probably 3 to 4 hours of snow falling between moderate to heavy. However, when the CAA started, some of those snow blobs might have only lasted 20 to 30 minutes, but it was white out at times. I feel like in my area, It snow probably 3 to 6 inches but the most I actually had laying on the ground was probably about 3/4 of an inch and that was after dark. Also yesterday I posted the HRRR and said for 4 runs in a roll, it had N Knox Co, S Union Co, SW Granger and into Jeff C getting a localized swath of heaver snow in the valley. Here’s the HRRR and the radar… I cant ever get gifs to load but here’s a radar screen shots during the NW flow… That was some of the heaviest snow I’ve seen all year. .
  2. The HRRR continues to show 3”-5” of snow in a localized area in N Knox Co, Southern Union Co into Granger and Jeff Co that extends into the Mountains. That would be incredible but I doubt it. .
  3. https://x.com/cartervail2/status/2033574175705624777?s=46&t=LVg8BRWCh1zZb6F_t95EVg .
  4. Yes brother… praying for you all. .
  5. I don’t know if you saw my post in a banner where I met Anthony from MRX. We had a little meet and greet with Mike Witcher people and I had some great conversations with Anthony. What reminded me to tell you all this is Carver talking about a radar glitch but it’s from downtown. There is a private radar downtown on top of a building that MRX has access to, but the general public does not. I’ve seen that streamer before during CAA NW flow. Makes me wonder if the cold weather affects that radar or something. .
  6. Can anyone explain what this lake effect type streamer coming from downtown Knoxville? Edit: not sure why the quality is bad .
  7. FYI… I ate lunch with Mike Witcher and Anthony Cavallucc. We had some great conversations and it was really cool. I got to learn a lot of stuff that I didn’t know about the weather and just how everything works at MRX. I’m not sure if this is common knowledge and I haven’t heard this but apparently the WPC is going to take over the forecast duties for all of the local NWS stations. I think he said they already do the 4 to 8 day forecast and MRX does the 1-3 day forecast. .
  8. Look at this hodograph from the NAM for NE Arkansas on Sunday afternoon. .
  9. So sorry. Prayers to your family .
  10. Here is the HRRR, 3K NAM and the WRF right before the storms move into the valley. Obviously nothing extreme here, but there’s definitely some spin to be worked with. Low to moderate CAPE wi .
  11. For Knoxville tomorrow afternoon. If a discrete cell manages to get established, it’s got some ok numbers to work with. ARW NAM3k FV3 .
  12. 3k NAM @7pm tomorrow. Skew T is for Knoxville. .
  13. One thing that’s really cool with the AguaceroWx app is it allows you to customize a Skew T. So when it generates a Skew T, you can actually change the temperature, DP, wind, shear, etc…. To see how that changes the parameters. For example if the SBCAPE is 1500 joules at 70 degrees, you can change the temperature to 75 degrees to see how that changes the CAPE. Pretty cool. .
  14. Agree… I’m thinking Wednesday east of the Mississippi River will be our best chance looking ahead but it doesn’t look great as of now. .
  15. Also I signed up at Aguacerowx. $15 a month ain’t bad. The graphics are good and the site is easy to navigate. .
  16. I’m not sure severe (legit severe) is gonna make it east of Little Rock with the troughs getting kicked out. It’s crazy to think we are working with 80 degree temps and a large open warm sector during the first of March but our but our trough is headed towards Toronto. .
  17. I don’t understand the double post .
  18. Tuesday d7 has has potential .
  19. Tuesday d7 has has potential .
  20. Anyone at the Knox Co MRX SkyWarn similar right now? .
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