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Carvers Gap

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  1. The GFS sticks w/ the anafront idea. No idea if it is right. The run gets more interesting as the front stalls over E TN at 165 w/ snow well into Mississippi and Alabama.
  2. At 153, the storm is still potent but weaker and much further south w/ stronger hp over the top.
  3. At 144, snow is breaking out over western portions of the area....hp is a bit stronger over the top. Should be good.
  4. At 138, it looks a hair quicker than 18z and maybe the 540 line is 30 miles further south.
  5. At 126, there is slightly more surface cold and hp over the eastern valley. That could easily be scoured, but worth noting as the run progress.
  6. I once saw a winter storm warning(model feedback big time) for South Carolina and North Carolina which called for 2-4 feet. One of my college roommates (hosts a show for ESPN now) lives there. I told him about it. He was fired up. I think they got 2-3" of snow at best. Man, he was HOT!!! I am pretty sure that he is still mad about it. I am always afraid that is he is going to remind me of that on live TV while he does one of his game days. LOL. So now, I generally refrain from winter wx talk with most of my friends. Though, I do have some folks who I talk w/ via text (as in 3 people total). Most of us can speak a language that many don't know(basically wx acronyms). This is pretty much the only place I talk about extended wx forecasts. And it is also why I add multiple caveats at this range.
  7. Tracking is literally why this forum was created. I hope folks have a blast tracking. That is why many of us worked to form this forum many years ago. We split-off from the southeast forum. I do know that in the past, many have gotten burned tracking at 7+ days. I know I have. We have tracked storms for 5 days only to have it vanish with a couple of days to go. It is worth restating from time to time that things are going to change between now and next Tuesday. One thing this forum has always been known for is keeping a level head.
  8. I remember watching Ahmad Rashad's miracle catch live on TV. Minnesota needs to go back to playing games outside, and get a little home field advantage like the Packers....and frost bite.
  9. For the record, I called for a warm-up from Jan 12-25th. How's that working out? LOL
  10. Here are the afternoon CPC goodies. If it doesn't get cold, we will blame them for putting us inside the bubble.
  11. I grew up a Boston Red Sox fan and a TN fan(mid-late 1970s)......getting hosed is just part of life's right of passage for me. That is probably why I like the weather, it is just some kind of sick hobby that reminds me of my sports hobby. I also like to fish. Maybe I just like randomly being disappointed on a regular basis.
  12. I just kind of roll with it. At 7 days, hopefully everyone knows the drill............. Another big shift is when NA wx station pick up the energy. Generally, tracking this far out doesn't work out just due to being sad far out in time. If the cold front stays north/south and taps the GOM, that is what we want and makes for easier tracking.
  13. Day 6-10 analogs: 19700105 19681230 19800125 19590116 19770128 19960201 19780127 19690110 19940106 19800130 Day 8-14 19800128 19580205 19780129 19610128 19700106 19590114 20030113 19700111 19690111 19630131
  14. @Math/Met, are we gonna have power tomorrow in E TN? I see where school systems are wisely on delays or closed due to wind potential. Any update on the mountain wave event?
  15. I have battered Nina winter syndrome. I am going to apply all caveats in order to CYA.
  16. Models "seem" to be getting a bit closer to a solution, and many of us are still in the game. We are also in the window where storms go "poof" - day 5-7. Sometimes they reappear and sometimes not. Still a long way to go. What I like is the extreme cold is still in play. I would think a strong front like that would carry precip with it. Middle and west TN are currently the favorites. E TN is the wildcard. As long as the cold front stays relatively north/south in orientation, we have a good shot. If it goes to more east/west....we have less of a chance. Most good storms are often spotted at a distance. All usual caveats apply.
  17. The 18z GFS maps are crazy cold and snowy. Take some time and give them a look. You all won't see those types of maps very often.
  18. I am somewhat concerned of power outages tonight w/ cold looming on Tuesday, especially for the mountains.
  19. One thing that looks quite similar among modeling is the cold for next Tuesday into Wednesday. That could still easily change at this range. Again, I have tracked cold shots like this that end in a whimper. I have also tracked cold shots like this which have verified (Dec '22). Anafronts are a little less painless to track - I hope that is what it is. Everyone has chips in that game. February looks like it will be a phase 8 MJO rotation with blocking, with an active MJO, and with Atlantic blocking. Does it happen? No idea. What is on modeling is probably in the +95th percentile of good weather patterns....which means it has nowhere to go but down!!!! LOL
  20. The Euro Weeklies have a brutal winter pattern - good if you like winter, but man. The Pacific looks like it kicks into gear later this month ( @John1122 , I know you like that!). But what a pattern on the Weeklies. Better enjoy that warmup later this month....is the message from that model.
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