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John1122

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  1. Currently in the heaviest snow of the night, visibility is probably between 1/4th and 1/2 mile. Nickel to quarter sized flakes, air is absolutely full of them. The trees are going to look awesome by sun up.
  2. I-75 from the Campbell/Anderson line to the Kentucky border is now reported as hazardous with snow and ice on the roadway. Moderate snow continues to fall here and should for the next 4-6 hours minimum by looking at the radar. Have about 3 hours until the sun comes up and probably ends most accumulation. Even with decent rates and freezing temps there is bottom up melting due to ground temps.
  3. Passing over an inch here. Still moderate snow with about 1/2 mile visability.
  4. Snow+ still. If not for the warm ground I feel like this would have been a 3-4 inch event.
  5. 32 with moderate snow. Nickel sized flakes filling the air, fogged in look. Around 1/2 inch accumulated so far.
  6. Snow has begun here with a dusting so far, not the best photos, I had to use my headlights and resize them to be able to upload them.
  7. I'm hoping to get something. It's already sticking on grass and leaves. Looks like it should pick up soon.
  8. Currently 34 and dropping nickel and quarter sized flakes.
  9. Most of the area is in the rather large dry slot. I hope some precip builds in during the overnight. I don't think much will accumulate during the day below 2500-3000 feet.
  10. Temp is currently 36 degrees. Not much precip right now though.
  11. Temp has fallen to 43 degrees, stiff northwest wind. Not checked the temp at Clarksville, but snow appears to have started there.
  12. It's hanging out at 48 so far here this afternoon. I wish I was at 2700 feet instead of 1700. There's some land for sale at 2900 feet here that would probably double my yearly snowfall but building a house and moving to chase snow isn't something the rest of the family is quite on board with yet.
  13. 00z suite so far, 2-4 inches of snow falls across portions of the area, I'd expect 1/4th-1/2 that to manage to stick if it gets heavy during the night. If during the day time I'd expect it to coat the ground briefly during heavy showers but melt off at times.
  14. Just looked, it is now warned. These things are moving almost ruler straight west to east. Rare to not see that SW to NE movement to them in this area.
  15. Hook forming near the state line, probably going to be warned at any minute.
  16. I expect to get an inch or so if this comes through at night. Possibly even more than that. If nothing else I should be able to go above 2500 feet for a few inches.
  17. The Euro comes towards the GFS/Canadian a little more. It's more of an elevation event, 1-3 inches on the Northern Plateau/NETN and the mountains get 8-10 inches. Once again, timing will be key, if we can get this to happen in the dark there's a much better shot at seeing snow stick.
  18. The 12z suite held check or in the case of the Canadian, upped the ante for potential snow from Clarksville to Nashville and points east. It might be crazy but 12z even gave Chattanooga some snow. You'd think snow would be more clustered in the first 10 days of March in our region, but when I looked back on it it was equally distributed in from 1-10, 11-20 and 21-31 in my area.
  19. The Euro is similar to the Canadian solution with the heavy snow being in the far eastern areas and in North Carolina next week. Big change for the Euro which had been showing nothing but rain.
  20. Not sure why that didn't show the photo. The Canadian is a different solution but still snows on the Eastern forum, especially NE areas and into North Carolina.
  21. The GFS keeps insisting that things are going to get snowy next week. It snows for a couple days on the back side of a massive Noreaster, it switches to snow Tuesday night and snows all day Wednesday and into Thursday. http://maps1.pivotalweather.com/maps/models/gfs/2018031600/174/sn10_acc.us_ov.png
  22. The GFS says don't sell winter down the river yet. The Canadian is somewhat similar but weaker. The ICON has the same system but warmer. The Euro is a cutter. The only model that cuts the storm.
  23. Kudos to the RGEM/HRRR they nailed the 1-2 inch snow amounts in my area when the NAM was only showing them in NETN/SWVA. The RGEM is very good with northern stream/clipper type disturbances.
  24. There's been lightning associated with the snow showers in Kentucky. The area in NW Kentucky looks like it should clip a good portion of the Eastern Valley areas.
  25. MRX expanded the WWA for all of NE Tennessee. Kinda expected it back my way as well but they apparently think I'm too far West. JKL expanded their WWA to the county north and the county northwest of me.
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