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  1. weathertree4u
    That looks nice. When is that bigger storm?
  2. weathertree4u
    Well, either way that it goes, we have alot more to track this year than last!
  3. weathertree4u
    My thoughts exactly!
  4. weathertree4u
    Numbers do not look good but I am almost 100% sure that, like the real, real cold, it is an apparition and will change in the next run!
  5. weathertree4u
    yea, that is what is making me uneasy. Guess I will need to make sure that the wood burning stove is good to go tomorrow. Rather have it and not need that need it and not have it
  6. weathertree4u
    Looks like the 18Z GFS is catching on to the ZR idea midweek
  7. weathertree4u
    Like how impressive?
  8. weathertree4u
    Yea, that would be historic, and dont forget, some areas could still be out of power with the icing that will be under that snowpack.
  9. weathertree4u
    One of the things that stand out to me is that it is not the usual snow/ice that the South gets. Whatever falls looks like it will be on the ground, in the trees, etc., for an extended period of time, which is unusual around here.
  10. weathertree4u
    I think, if I am not mistaken, we had that same issue in February 1994. Nashville got to a balmy temp I believe, then we had an arctic front come through, a low developed on it and we got slammed by ZR
  11. weathertree4u
    Gotcha, I knew there was a difference!
  12. weathertree4u
    Yea, I would agree, yet the NWS in Nashville is projecting staggering warmth by midweek, near 50, likely heavily weighted on the GFS
  13. weathertree4u
    Yea, really not starting to like this model! That much ice is more than enough to do serious damage to things, then to have a dump of arctic air behind it, not good, not good at all.
  14. weathertree4u
    Just a general statement here. Anyone know why it is that the GFS does not see any of what the replacement GFS does? For example, for this upcoming week, the replacement GFS is still seeing allot of ZR for my area but if you access the regular GFS, nothing. How could the physics used in both be so different?
  15. weathertree4u
    Hopefully it is out to lunch but the Canadian has it too. Nearly an inch of ZR in Sumner County would not be pretty.
  16. weathertree4u
    Basically same conditions here in Cottontown.
  17. weathertree4u
    All right, that makes more sense to me, thank you!
  18. weathertree4u
    Dont take this the wrong way, but what does that mean? What happened to the really cold air we were seeing modeled yesterday.
  19. weathertree4u
    Yea, I am pretty close to that area north Nashville that is depicted nearing an inch of freezing rain, not good, not good at all.
  20. weathertree4u
    With the pattern we are in, no one needs an ice storm; cant imagine being without power for an extended time with temps possibly lurking near or below zero.
  21. weathertree4u
    Will be interested to see what the GFS-FV3 and the Euro have to say today. Wonder that if we get another icebox run of the Euro today at noon?
  22. weathertree4u
    True enough!
  23. weathertree4u
    The GFS seems to be bouncing around not sure that I put allot of weight in it anymore really
  24. weathertree4u
    I must have the incorrect url for the euro - I thought it ran just twice a day
  25. weathertree4u
    Ok, I had interpreted the post as something worse than or colder than the afternoon run of the model but you are saying it is warmer.
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