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  1. The actual snowfall (Kuchera) for the entire event plus some bonus upslope is crazy sick.
  2. Very rarely do we see all-time record lows show up on modeling....very rarely. But that run is flirting with all-time record lows, and probably sets them in some areas.
  3. @Daniel Boone , remind me of your year in the 70s which you like? I believe the analog package got it.
  4. Brought to you by the letter C (think Sesame Street) and the words cold and CPC: @Holston_River_Rambler, you are too young to be viewing this. This is rated R as in for REALLY old people. Analogs d6-10 19850131 19590102 19700102 19781228 19760102 19710104 19800125 19960130 19681229 19630111 Analogs d10-14 19800126 19700105 19680108 19960131 19590117 19780129 19610127 19620117 20040104 19820107
  5. I will say this, the ski slopes in the SE have to be licking their chops. Super happy for them.
  6. The Euro ext (weeklies) might give us a five day warm-up from Jan20-25...then back in the barrel.
  7. I was in Knoxville that winter. KCS went to extended school days so that they didn't have to go Saturdays. Many schools systems still have 30mins extra built into their days due to that winter.
  8. The Euro ext brings some good context to the end of the EPS. The EPS erases all HL blocking in a whiff at about 360. The Weeklies do the same, but.....they roll the ridge through and pop a ridge out West. And off we go again. Fun times - truly.
  9. Yeah, and it is highly unlikely the boundary is correct at this point. Everyone north of a line from New Orleans to Atlanta to the Research Triangle is in the game. It is HIGHLY likely that modeling under-doing the extent of the lower level cold. And we are still seeing some pretty wild swings, even on ensembles. I think a 95-96 type of storm seems likely. Where that axis would be, IDK. The almost certain warm-up between Jan 20-30....folks might welcome it with open arms!!!
  10. The pattern which is showing up is one where a major winter storm will often show up....we will see.
  11. Crazy to see that on modeling. Likely modeling is too extreme and will modify as we get closer, but folks probably need to take a minute and just admire the extreme on the CMC operational and also Euro control(1050s). This reminds me a lot of the west TN ice storm a few years ago...maybe displaced eastward. This is the kind of airmass that brings snow on snow - IF real.
  12. I would think with an active STJ this could get wild somewhere in the upper south if this air mass is real.
  13. The Euro control has 4-7" over Nashville metro. Here is the 12z GEFS ensemble. IF we get snow with an air mass that is already that cold without snow in E TN and N GA....that could set records if snow fell here. I would say my misgivings would be that this air mass could stall. Where it stalls, there is likely to be an over-running event. Does it stall on the Plateau again? E TN folks would croak. Does it go to the Atlantic? Likely.
  14. Oh, there is snow. And there is cold.... Here are just a few of my favorites from the Euro control run(extension of the operational). This is where it would have gone after 240.
  15. Thanks for checking. It(that run....no idea what reality will bring) is going to push for the record for the Lower 48. No idea if this materializes, but the air mass shown will have few rivals if it verifies. I need to check the control.
  16. And we are talking single digits for highs. At 270, nobody is above 20F in the forum area. The highs in northern MS might reach 21.
  17. I watch the EPS control on this as it is essentially a continuation of the operational run....kind of like seeing the full run of the operational GFS. I thought it was holding back the cold air a bit too much. But, then it sent it all.
  18. Kind of an old school rule of thumb....if you want heavy snow, you want to be right on the rain/snow boundary.
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