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fountainguy97

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  1. The line will shift south very slowly today. Issues then will be daytime temps. I really think timing has hurt us a lot on the edge.
  2. Well precip is abt 15 min away and my temp is 29.3 dew of 27. It's risen a degree since 6:30am. Hrrr initialized my area above 32. let's see where this goes
  3. I'm right there with you lol latest hrrr actually barely gives me a flake here in Unicoi. Nice cold rain. Congrats to the others! If you get 2-4" from this you officially have more snow than most mountain areas so far this winter except the extreme isolated high peaks. Warm nose will not be denied for the boarder areas.
  4. Yeah I'm pointing out the trend. Still trending north. Which will impact totals yet to fall.
  5. Very steady NW trend continuing on HRRR at 20z. Chattanooga is now above 32 by 9am tmrw and border counties of NE TN. this is just... bad.
  6. Here is the 12z hrrr vs the 19z hrrr. Notice the freezing line southern extent steadily trending north. Are we being reverse NAM'd in the East? Haha hate to say it but trends are not your friend in ETN
  7. I think it's pulling that up from the south and piling it against the apps. A completely reasonable scenario IF it's as amped as it shows. The cold push really isn't doing much "pushing" it's pretty stagnant for the ETN area. Not to mention peak heating.
  8. It sure is consistent isn't it? This last minute amped trend is no bueno for the valley east. I'm not too surprised but it's not fun to watch haha. Absolutely rocks Middle TN though!!
  9. Bright banding is always indicative of a phase change in the precipitation. It may not show on the ptype charts but the hrrr is mixing sleet/rain in for 3-5 hrs. It's not convection banding it's brighter returns hitting larger objects ie sleet/rain
  10. Lots of mixing on hrrr for eastern counties. To be expected at this point. the faster onset is probably not helping the cold push.
  11. Hrrr is trending toward that little bend in the precip shield that was not kind to Eastern areas on other models.
  12. Yes part of the mixing you see is lack of moisture. It's a very valid concern still though. i have doubted the Ptype maps before and said "but soundings support snow!" You know what I ended up with? Not snow lol.
  13. It is a valid concern. I'm in the same boat here 5 miles from the NC/TN border. The hrrr is ticking north in the mid range now. I would expect mixing for you and myself Monday during peak heating atleast.
  14. finally, the RGEM caves and almost all eastern areas remain frozen.
  15. Speak for yourself. No mercy over here it's bullseye in my backyard or this is the largest bust of all time. seriously though the reason I'm here and not elsewhere is because no one here lets their backyard determine if a model is good or bad. Can't be said for others.
  16. Little bit more warm nose for me. I'll probably Mix for 3-6 hrs but hopefully you guys stay all snow!
  17. The RAP is just absurd. All frozen! (does anyone else find it annoying you have to screenshot pivotal on mobile??)
  18. I noticed that as well. I do find it hard to believe the RGEM scours out the cold. I go from 21 to 36 on the RGEM Monday with snow falling. Doesn't add up.
  19. Yep! RGEM pushing in more cold. One more tick at 12z and I'm happy haha hrrr and RGEM absolutely crush eastern portions while NAM nearly blanks the same locations..
  20. Yeah 12km is a minor tick better for eastern areas but still a massive difference between hrrr and NAM. Inside 24 hrs now...
  21. Still snowing on hrrr too lol it's razor thin but keeps me frozen the entire event. NAM looks good too! A tick south. Update: better early on. Nasty warm nose still later.
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