Weatheriscool

Weather channel has me back at 1 to 3 for Friday night 5 to 8 for Saturday and 3 to 5 for Saturday night. Been a decade or more since I have seen that much in middle TN

I am good for the season with this one system

South of Middle TN?

Maps, maps!

Anxious to see what Eurpean spits out

Lot of ice for East TN

I think it's going to do something that is about as specific as you can get but yeah some people are gonna be surprised.

Appears that way on the GFS

That is a huge difference in temps for places such as central and northern Alabama, almost 30 plus difference

It is amazing that the Weather Channel literally has their forecasts pegged to the GFS; last night it had snow for my area Friday night Saturday and Saturday night, now, maybe an inch Friday night where before it was 1 - 3 for Friday night; 5 - 8 for Saturday, 1 - 3 for Saturday night

That is the question of the hour, the latest GFS had the storm fairly far south; likely wont know track for another few runs of the models I would guess, though they all, as opposed to what some weather offices have said, have shown remarkable agreement that there will be at least some sort of system next weekend.

Which has done better this season?

And I will add, we will probably make a run at zero or below those that have a snowpack for Monday morning next week

Still depicts a disruptive, plowable snow for most all of the state.

My weather chanel app went from 1 to 3 inches Friday night 1 to 3 Saturday and 1 to 3 Saturday night to now it say 1 to 3 Friday night 5 to 8 Saturday and 1 to 3 Saturday night that would shut nashvegas for few days lol

It looks like the region stays cold the majority of that next week. More rolling blackouts from TVA?

This appears to be a long duration event, that alot of overrunning

North of Nashville here so breathing little easier

Minus middle tn?

That's funny but true

Dont play

Yea, lot of people dont realize the bowl, you can clearly see it if you come into town down 65S

Just have rain here, it's about 40

Yea, my grandparents were out for over two weeks; in their upper 80's they thought that they would never again have to cook on a wood stove, until that storm changed that thinking. I remember how everything was so heavy laden with ice, then, about 6 or so that morning it was like a front of some kind came through because the wind picked up, which is what really did the damage. To this day, this time of year, you can still pick out areas that had heavier ice because about 15' down on the trees it looks like they were all pruned back, I guess in a way they were.

I recall a bad one here in 1994 but I think you guys in East TN have had a few since then.