John1122

My area tends to work the edges a lot. It's perfectly positioned for that. I am far enough east that I get snow from systems like this last one, but I'm also NW of the Cumberlands and far enough northwest that when cold fronts stall around the apps, I am on the eastern edge of winter events that are hitting the mid-state like those that happened a few years ago. One of the big things here is that other than Cross Mountain for the Caryville area, there's not mountains quite big enough to downslope my area like the far east gets.

I saw that. With the southeast trend, Jacksonville will probably get a foot.

Home. Chatty The wind here is very impressive.

Just got to Hixson. It was 36 with light snow when I left my house. It's 64 here.

Snow has started here. Sporadic flakes.

36 degrees and virga here.

With the amount of cold we've had at times since November, this would normally have been a 35-40 inch snow winter here. So it's definitely not been as good as it could have been from a frozen precipitation stand point for most of the state. 100 miles north in Kentucky, they're probably at 40+ inches this winter.

Actually getting light snow tonight. Didn't expect that.

I finished +1 for November, but with 2 inches of snow. -1 for December and -3 for January. It's been a brutal winter stretch here with two significant winter storms and multiple small events. Even with BN precip/drought, after last night, I've recorded 17 inches of snow since November along with 1/2 inch of sleet and near a half inch of ice. If you look back on winters here, there are often extremes within them. December of '84 was very warm, similar to this late December period, and then we had January of '85.

The 3k NAM is dropping 2 inches over my area Friday night. Not surprisingly, I'm going to Chattanooga for the Super Bowl this weekend. Debating on whether to leave tomorrow or Saturday.

Freezing fog after the snow last night produced some scenic views this afternoon as I headed off the mountain and back to the basketball tournament. High today was only 31. School has been out two weeks here and the lake is frozen.

It's another night where there's no coherent direction of travel for the snow. It's just dancing around it looks like.

Up to around an inch now. 25 degrees. Also somewhat foggy. So some freezing fog may be happening.

Looks like about 3/4ths of an inch here with a few snow showers near me.

It's snowed probably 1/4th inch at Anderson County high while I was inside. Snowing pretty hard here at 122.

I hadn't even looked at NBM. But yes, MRX said no snow at my location. Another miss for them.

Just made it to Anderson County high for this basketball game. It's absolutely pouring snow down to about three miles south of Rocky Top, then it lightens up. Still snowing at ACHS/122 area but not heavy.

Moderate to heavy snow here now. I left the mountain for a basketball game it's even snowing hard in town.

The radar in Kentucky looks impressive, hopefully it works through Tennessee.

It was that here earlier today before it switched to snow. The clear ice from the rain and snow is now white again, any even my vehicle, which had been warm from driving is covered again. What is your surface temp?

Snow is picking up here, dusting so far.

Now snowing in town.

It's 33 and thick drizzle in town.