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John1122

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  1. Moderate to heavy snow now, but its booking out of here. Hopefully we can get some rotation back this way. Not sure that we have much more than 30 minutes or so left though. Ground, decks, cars etc covered.
  2. Still a good portion of what's falling is sleet. The warm nose is apparently potent up there somewhere.
  3. Sleet/snow mix has finally started. Looks like maybe 2 hours of precip still to go for my area.
  4. Down to 32 but still no precip. Just misty. See that Crossville is picking up LT snow now. That's basically upstream for me.
  5. Precip has died here and upstream of here. Will see if the precip in the mid state can get here, thinking I'll be lucky to get dusting at this point.
  6. Looks like the precip is breaking up for a bit, right as the changeover was getting close.
  7. Changing over at elevation above me. I'd guess 2500 feet is changed.
  8. Down to 39 now. Snow is breaking out in Fentress on the radar.
  9. The snow line looks like it's moving at about 25 mph. Its about 75 miles WNW of me.
  10. Somerset is 34 but with rain still. Hopefully it's close to switching over. A shame to waste QPF at that temp.
  11. It's a potent from. My area is modeled to be around 23 by day break.
  12. Just absolutely pouring rain right now. I always hate the hours waiting on a changeover, using up QPF. Wouldn't be shocked to see it fall apart here as shown on some modeling and see it redevelop over the eastern areas. Looks ragged downstream in the cold, without that enhancement on the front the far eastern areas look like they might get, I'm thinking maybe 1/2 inch for me.
  13. Gusty NW winds, temp is 46, looks like you get from 50-40 in a big hurry then it slowly falls into the 30s. Looks like its taking 34-35 to switch.
  14. Cold push is on the western edge of the Plateau. 42 in Somerset Ky. 52 in Williamsburg. 41 in Livingston, 50 in Crossville.
  15. The 1954 December warmth blend into about 10 days of Jan 1955. Mid month there was a 6 inch snow event. Last 10 days of Jan were well BN, snow showery, some trace events, some quarter to .5 inch events and a 1 inch event. Low for the month was 0 on Jan 29th. February was up and down the first 10 days, some rain, some light snow. Mid month there was a 3.75 inch snow event on the 11th, and a -5 low on the 13th with 1.25 inches of snow on the 14th. March of 1955 was a roller coaster with big warm ups and a few cold shots including a frigid last week of the month, snowed 5 times but trace amounts. March ended up normal temp wise for the month. April was full blown warm spring. Nov 2.5 inches -5.5 bn temps December 3.75 inches -4 January 8.5 inches -2.5 February 5.5 inches. -1 March 5x trace amounts. N So roughly 19 inches here that winter, Nov-Feb were all BN with Nov being the coldest month relative to normal.
  16. Blanks me, after last year I wouldn't be surprised.
  17. Looks like the mix is close to AMZ and not far from Jax.
  18. Let us know what temp you see mixing/snow and if you get any sleet.
  19. December 1954 here was cold for the 1st 20 days of the month and AN the last 10 days. It snowed on 7 different days, the biggest the 18th and 19th with 3.75 inches total for the month.
  20. Temp has fallen from 56 to 51 in the last 15 minutes.
  21. What is your temp, how fast is it falling? Cold has an easier time spilling in west of the Plateau.
  22. For later winter purposes, I'm not terribly against the first two weeks of December being seasonable or slightly AN.
  23. Kind of surprised, MRX went with a WWA for the Plateau, SWVA, and the mountains. I didn't think all those areas would land one and am surprised Knox to Tri didn't if the other areas were getting one.
  24. Euro held pretty steady, the models are loving Knox-Sevier Co. GFS and Euro are 4-6 inches in those areas.
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