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Seems like high-res more or less nailed the downsloping for me. I'm maybe at an inch. 32 on the button. I am patiently waiting for my NW snow to pad the stats good lesson from this one. Here is the HRRR initialization for 7pm. That downslope 850mb is ripping overheard. It will slowly come around and end up enhancing our side later tonight.

Moderate snow now. Roads whitening fast! 29.3.

Temp still climbing in the downslope zone. 29. Tiny tiny flakes falling now

Up to 28 here. But the sky is getting really soft. Snow not far from the surface but nothing yet.

26/18 here. Sky has that early virga look to it. temp rising steadily. How high do we go? And how much precip can actually overcome this downslope?

Said the same thing last t year haha

I mean this is just silly at this point.

Phew that is one ugly run for East TN

This is a week of my station data. An airmass like this before a snow/ ice event is such a luxury. Now just need the storm to cooperate lol.

This looks incredibly south for frozen precip on 17z hrrr

Hrrr ticking colder each run 16z 12z

Hrrr trend for TX

Reports of Dallas, TX getting snow. Time to watch these cities on the edge of the cold and see how the high res verifies

QPF trend is up. But we have one of the biggest gaps between the hrrr and nam I've seen in recent memory. The RGEM will be my tie breaker

Icing would be pretty devastating with ground temps like there are currently. ice would accumulate even at air temp of 33-34 because the ground is mid 20s