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Carvers Gap

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  1. The 6z GFS and 0z Euro have very similar solutions with an area of slp popping east of the Apps. We have been playing this game all winter. The million dollar question is where does that low form? For now, we are loosely tracking late season, winter storm potential for both the lower and higher elevations.
  2. I definitely agree with John about the amping issue. If the GFS is not amped, that is a huge storm. As is, it is pretty good.
  3. The 18z GFS is a pretty big storm for much of the forum area...especially middle and west, but not limited to there.
  4. 12z Euro has a good synoptic set-up, but a big disorganized with the well-placed slp. The low track is nearly perfect. A bit stronger, and that low would be a boomer.
  5. 12z GFS is a fairly decent looking system. CMC now cuts through middle TN, and also has a big storm at the end of the run. Pretty big signal showing up right now.
  6. Th 6z GFS run has system back. It looks like models is looking at three scenarios. 1. Cold front passage with snow showers behind the front. 0z CMC 2. A wave of low pressure forms to our SE and allow for a bigger snow event. 6z GFS 3. Cutter through E TN which allows for snow in middle and west forum areas. 0z Euro
  7. The 18Z GFS looks about as good for NE TN as did at any point during winter. LOL!!!
  8. Basically, modeling is not sure how to handle the wave that is developing on a cold depicted for March 12th. The 6z GFS shows a best case scenario/partial phase.
  9. I could be wrong, but I think the chances of a winter storm around the 12th are increasing for at least some portion of the forum area. The 0z Euro has a pretty good signal. This is one of these "wave riding a front" deals. Just too far out to get any decent handle on the details, but the setup is there on modeling - even if every run doesn't hit the jackpot.
  10. It would be wild if I got more snow after March 1st than I did prior to that. The Euro Weeklies are cold and have nearly a 6" snow mean over NE TN....not bad for portions of the state considering it is March and like 95 degrees today - hyperbole. This cold shot could be nasty. The GEFS MJO this morning (CPC reference) was rotating back to phases 2-3 which are cold when centered on March - the coldest phases of that cycle for this time of year.
  11. 3" snow mean on the 18z GEFS for NE TN for the middle of March!
  12. Looks to me like modeling is seeing something around March 12th with a strong cold shot coming a few days after. Enjoy the spring warmth. Ugly pattern seems to be on many models after the 12th.
  13. @Weathertree2, I think it is going to depend on the ENSO state. If we switch to El Nino and don't have a Nina hangover, I think it should be tolerable with maybe a seasonable fall. The hot, dry, never-ending summers are La Nina's typically. I will probably lean seasonal to maybe slightly above for summer, and seasonal for spring.
  14. Looks like a decent trough amplification around March 12th. Something to keep an eye on.
  15. LR models are really starting to bang the drum for a cold shot right around or just after March 10th. This wouldn't be a spring like cold air mass, but one more like winter.
  16. Couple of light sleet showers rolled through here this morning. I was like, "What in the world is that?" Fairly decent sized pingers.
  17. I gotta be honest, the Euro Weeklies don't look warm after week 2. I was kind of surprised. Now, I think the GEFS has handled the MJO better. However, it looks like the Euro Weeklies are rotating into the cold phases just after March 10th. Holston alluded to that above I think.
  18. That is an old-school set-up right there. SLP forms to our SE and cold crashed into the backside of the storm.
  19. Nope. It ended up getting its act together!
  20. 12z Euro looks like a rainer as the high is much weaker over the top. Still in the game, but a different look for sure.
  21. Grabbed this from the MA forum. A poster there has the 12z UKMET at 168. Anyone have a snow map for that range? Pivotal only goes to 144. Pretty much a perfect track for the eastern valley.
  22. Right now, the cold just ridiculous for late February. Fortunately, I don't have anything but onions and garlic in the garden. The wild thing is the GFS had a decent pattern after that as well. The EPS has been kind of showing positively tilted trough with really cold air behind it. Probably a better look for the Ohio River Valley, but wouldn't take much to make March crazy.
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