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John1122

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  1. There's now 8 wrecks at mm 132 to 133. 75 is shut down. Officers say they can barely stand up at the scene.
  2. From what I can tell there's now 5 wrecks, 4 of them semis, on 75 in cc.
  3. 75N is a doomsday scenario. 3 wrecks involving semi trucks at mm133 including one overturned. Officers at the scene said it was so slick they couldn't get to one of them.
  4. Back to sleet. Sleet when it's heavier, drizzle/freezing rain when it lightens up.
  5. Still switching between snow and sleet. No freezing rain so far.
  6. Temp has fallen to 29 with precip. I assume wetbulbing is happening.
  7. I'm hoping for upslope tomorrow as the main snow producer. The 3k NAM is spitting out about 2 inches of that here with 5+ over Cross Mountain. The freezing rain/sleet part looks qpf starved with less than .10 per MRX. MRX did note the warm nose won't reach SWVa at all.
  8. His chart was for North Carolina and while we can score in different ways and often do, most of the time we're all cold at the same time and the storm track that lends itself to NC snow events most is miller A storms. It was I believe an 8 percent chance in 7/8, 5 in 1, 3 in 2 during El Nino. It would take a lot of research to do it here, if had a way to get historical MJO phases I'd try to see how we stacked up. C.O.D is king. It's a 12 percent probability in Nino years. In nino Feb 2015 we were 8 to 7 to C.O.D when big winter hit in the second half of Feb.
  9. I've made it to 27 degrees. I noticed the Crossville airport was at 33 but has fallen to 30. Dewpoints are low, in the 10s, so some wetbulbing will occur.
  10. He actually made the statement that the MJO heading for 7/8 in February was one of the reasons for hope in the long range. It appears that 2 may be the worst phase for winter storms in El Nino years.
  11. It was in an El Nino, phase 7/8 were the most likely to produce snow in NC of any phase but the c.o.d was best.
  12. I believe Eric Webb found that southeast snow events in February were more frequent in Phase 7 of the MJO than some of the more traditionally wintery phases. That would imply that it was cold here during Phase 7 in February.
  13. If this happens as a drizzle/ight rain scenario it's the worst way to get freezing rain for travel. If it rains hard it builds up on raised surfaces but the way roads are designed to shed water, the water starts running and it's harder to freeze. But light rain that slowly builds, that's just the worst.
  14. Man, the HRRR spits out ice storm warning criteria ice here. Exactly what I don't need with temps near 0 returning.
  15. The GFS from 00z 1-16-24 had me at -8 and I ended up at -8. It had Newcomb, west of me at -6 and they ended up at -7. It had Oneida at -7 and they ended up at -9. It had Tazewell at -14 and they ended up at -12. Our posters in the area also seemed to have recorded -8 to -10. Unfortunately TYS is not actually in Knoxville or Knox County, and it's a notorious heat island, I believe they didn't get quite as much snow as areas very close by to the N and NW.
  16. The Canadian crept south with the snow. The 3 inch line crept into NE Campbell County that run. The one inch line is down across Knox and Davidson in Middle Tn. Almost looks like the snow footprint models were putting out a few days ago.
  17. I've just blew through my predicted low. My zone forecast says 15, my point forecast says 13. It's down to 9 degrees already.
  18. The RGEM is good with northern stream stuff. Hope that's the case here.
  19. 2014 we got below 0 cold in early January then a two week warm up and got frigid again in late January. So it was a double cold shot El Nino year.
  20. I've made it to 22 but not sure I'll get much higher. The sun sets here pretty soon.
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