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  1. weathertree4u
    Not good, not good at all
  2. weathertree4u
    Well, there is always next year; cant wait for the early predictions to start coming out in the July/August time period; just hope that we can, as someone already stated, that we do not have the misfortune of having an early season tropical system.
  3. weathertree4u
    CFS seems bring heavy rain back to region through March
  4. weathertree4u
    That has been trend though
  5. weathertree4u
    Personally speaking, I do not think that the current time period will be the big issue. Heading into the Spring, I feel like we are in a bad place. North of Nashville we got close to 4" yesterday evening which, of course, as in the East TN area, flash flooding. We need a large scale pattern change, I mean large scale. I dont want a drought but seems like we are over due for one!
  6. weathertree4u
    So, anyone want to take a stab at winter 2019/2020? Got to be better than this!
  7. weathertree4u
    Yea, won't take much blow allot timber down
  8. weathertree4u
    Or when there is weather spoken of in a weather forum! I agree though, strange, been several years since we have had a good snow in Middle TN!
  9. weathertree4u
    That has been trend though
  10. weathertree4u
    Just do not honestly see how this has a good ending no matter how it plays out over the next week
  11. weathertree4u
    Something off the modeling this Winter or maybe it is just me or a little of both.
  12. weathertree4u
    Exactly! That is what I am concerned about. Personally moved from winter tracking a few days ago but knowing what I know about Spring in the TN Valley, we could be entering uncharted territory. For example, last Spring, the area just to the north of where I am got 5"- 6" of rain in a thunderstorm - May I believe - within a half hour, the large creek near me - Upper Station Camp, that flows into Old Hickory Lake - was out of its banks. Now, throw that same storm into the area this May and I honestly do not know what would happen!
  13. weathertree4u
    I thought that I saw someone posting in here yesterday that they saw a pattern change in the extended. I am not seeing it, am I looking in the wrong place? By end of the week, I would think the region would be uniquely positioned to be experiencing flooding, not sure we are to 2010 levels yet but we have got to be getting close.
  14. weathertree4u
    Ahh, that was the storm. We largely got missed by the big snow of that system. I can honestly say though, that was the only time I ever saw it snow in sheets for hours. I think we got three or four inches, nothing compared to you guys in East TN!
  15. weathertree4u
    Lots of fantasy maps this winter! Wish I had more time to jump in here, teaching two accounting courses online and working full time relegates me to mainly lurking now days!
  16. weathertree4u
    Hope that is wrong. Aren't we due for a dry pattern? Seems like we have had several wet years here!
  17. weathertree4u
    Well, I am sure there are snow lovers in Seattle that are enjoying the pattern
  18. weathertree4u
    Just out of curiosity and this may be posted in wrong place but was the snow in Seattle expected two weeks out?
  19. weathertree4u
    Nearly everyone in here has way more knowledge than I but have hopeful outlook for the next few weeks. Every model run is not going be blockbuster
  20. weathertree4u
    I don't think i said you did. I was making an observation.
  21. weathertree4u
    So March is the new February, seems familiar lol
  22. weathertree4u
    Hopefully
  23. weathertree4u
    Latest gfs is of course different lol
  24. weathertree4u
    One heck sloppy mess
  25. weathertree4u
    Me too, that was like a model run from the big ones of the 1960's now if the euru starts showing a similar thing, especially by and of week, well...not sure how long it has been since Nashville has had to plow streets but I can recall as a kid in the 1970s having huge piles in parking lots for days!
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