Carvers Gap

Put your weather links in this thread. That way, as we add new people to this region, they have places to go and learn. Plus, it gives us all a quick reference. As a general rule, most of us abide by "read more and post less." However, for this forum to work...people have to participate. When making a comment, just be sure to add some weather expertise to your discussion(even if it is limited). Instead of saying, "Boy, it is raining outside." Try this, "The National Weather Service radar is showing heavy returns over middle Tennessee." Instead of saying, "The weather models are showing a torch," try this..."The GFS is showing warm temps at hour n." Read as much as you can. Google is a great tool. And don't be afraid to ask questions. That's how all of us learned to get to our varying levels of expertise. Last update: November 2018

Told Buckeye I'd kick in some dough toward the forum if this happens. Getting ready to do that now. People, I am really excited about this. Mr. Bob, thank you for assuming mod duties.

Somewhere, a Mayan is rolling over in their grave. Going to have to give the space time continuum time to heal.

If you find yourself starting every damn thread, stop! That is narcissistic behavior. Not only that, it is just weird.

As part of posting etiquette, someone needs to link or pin Foothills' winter forecast as well...

When someone says this pattern, model run, etc sure looks good for snow....Please try to at least try to generalize what areas of our region it applies to. Can't tell you the number of times I've been fired up after reading something like that only to find out I'm not even close. Now, I just look at the models first. Not sure why this was moved to banter. It says, "Feel free to add," on the subtitle. Instead of moving a statement that is not agreed with...state your counterpoint. I am not trying to be unreasonable. It is a fair point. So, I'm putting my two cents back here.