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John1122

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  1. The NAM is still showing the accumulation fingers to some extent and they aren't elevation driven. This run the finger of lighter snow goes from Crossville to Jamestown, two of the 10 snowiest towns in the state.
  2. Speaking from experience, being in the bullseye across most modeling for a week straight virtually never works out for me. That's where I've been on almost every model run except the last couple of Euro and UK runs for about 8 days, this event hit the GFS at 228 hours. Don't know if it will be right but except for yesterday it's been rock steady.
  3. GFS pops the low in East central Alabama and just buries everyone in the East half of the state. Except for the Nooga snowhole.
  4. It's epic cold in Russia. If we get the slightest cooperation from the Pacific and gun cross polar flow between that -NAO and a +PNA we'd all need the vodka too.
  5. It basically bounced back to its runs leading up to today. Still progressive in getting everything out early. It may be missing some upslope and general snow showers that arctic air squeezes out. Still a good run for the east half of the area.
  6. The NAM still cleans things out pretty fast. The RGEM at 18z had lingering snow showers over middle and eastern areas to the end it's run.
  7. That shows the same snow hole that has been on multiple model runs, likely terrain induced. Amazing how models can seemingly account for that.
  8. Past results don't guarantee anything, but last December's anafrontal event was an overperformer that was handled best by the GFS/Canadian blend just from looking back at the thread. The NE Tennessee snowhole has been showing up on some model runs this time, and looking back, Holston posted the satellite shot from the next morning after last year's event and there was no accumulation in the Hawkins/East Hancock area. Basically where it's been showing up on models. That system had the benefit of happening in the evening and really got going after dark.
  9. The NAM got ever so slightly better but still looked pretty bad overall. Front just blows through taking the precip with it. Has the odd three fingers of snow the GEFS was showing several days ago. Still can't for the life of me figure out what would possibly cause that to happen.
  10. GEFS, all 20 members show at least 2 inches over some parts of the valley region, a few block busters skew the mean upwards a little and the 6+ area in the Knox/Jefferson/Sevier remained.
  11. The NAM was just a blank for everyone that run, but the NAM beyond 48 hours leaves a lot to be desired. The RGEM didn't look too bad, but it's not likely all that reliable beyond 48 either. The RGEM at 84, coming down pretty good still in the Eastern half of the valley, pink/purple level snow showing up imby and over Crossville at this time with flakes flying nearly back to Nashville still, rain in the very NE corner of Johnson County at this hour still accounting for no snow falling there yet.
  12. 06z was better for some, a little worse for others. Not sure why it keeps showing the blank spot in NE Tennessee.
  13. The Euro has the best chance of eventually being right because it's showed just about every solution from heavy snow to nothing over the past 3 days. It does seem to be having issues.
  14. I honestly think the Euro will either get better or the GFS worse by 12z tomorrow. I don't think they will remain that far apart in timing as we work inside D4 towards D3.
  15. The fog tonight was incredible as I drove home. I was literally a mile away from where I thought I was at one point this evening. You couldn't see Walmart from 100 yards away. I mean not even any light from it.
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