It's definitely a day where if this was truly cold ground or if the snow came over for an hour instead of 20 minute bursts over 3 hours, we'd probably get 3 or 4 inches.
Big time snow shower creeping south but it may miss me to the East. Saw a video from around Jellico, it's essentially a white out and I-75 is covered. Someone said that vis was down to 200 feet in it.
It started snowing yesterday evening, and I had around 1/2 inch overnight. Currently light snow and 28. Waiting on the slug of moisture with the S/W in Kentucky to rotate through this afternoon.
31 and moderate snow currently. This isn't organized enough to get us much of anything, as the snow showers last 20 or so minutes then clear out. Hopefully the sub freezing highs and some instability work in our favor tomorrow afternoon.
MRX keeps the higher snow chance tonight for my area but models seem to suggest tomorrow afternoon is the better shot. Either way, they chose to not expand any advisory to my area.
Looks like most of the hi-res models are showing some convective streaks of snowfall on Monday into Monday night. If that truly happens, someone who gets under one will have a nice surprise. Temps are generally in the 20s for most areas where they happen.