John1122

I'm seeing a lot of drum banging about the Euro seasonal throwing out a lot of +PNA/-NAO looks. AKA the holy grail for snow lovers.

Very cloudy here so no meteor shower action.

Just had another heavy shower, only had one clap of thunder but it was a loud one. Looks like more upstream.

I'm getting a pre-storm ahead of the line of storms sweeping south.

Picked up 1.5 inches as of midnight. It's still pouring down here. All lightning and thunder seem to have moved out over the last 30 minutes.

It's been absolutely pouring down here for the last hour or so. The light show is amazing. Not anything severe so far here.

Now that's a cold front!

A true gulley washer supreme in the area this afternoon.

The line of storms were disorganized over my area and it only rained for about 10 minutes. They looked strong just to my northwest and southwest. Once the line passed my area it has rapidly developed and there's a ton of thunder and lighting just to my south, extremely heavy rain too it appears. Not sure if any upstream redevelopment will happen or not today.

Northeast Tennessee had a massive snowstorm the week before the one here from a similar system. Otherwise that winter was bland but those two events were wild. Wrecked power here for a while.

That storm put down 1.4 inches of rain.

Another extremely heavy rainer just passed over.

Just had a gully washing storm pop over my area and move NNW.

Ended up getting .65 today from the rain showers. One was extremely heavy.

I'm seeing stories comparing this to the El Nino of 1877-78 which they say was the year without winter in North America. But looking back, Knoxville was near normal in December and -1.2 in Jan and similar in Feb. The El Nino developed in Jan 1877 and peaked in November.