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TellicoWx

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  1. Straight from Pivotals site..each site uses a slightly different algorithm for depth
  2. Maybe John knows, but when was last time entire state had runs like the 0z is spitting out?
  3. Am in no way saying this is the same, but March 10, 1993 the high temp at TYS was 71° (everyone knows what followed)....learned the hard way what time of day/ rates can do.
  4. Agree, once go below 34 is where I start watching the roadways. Seen plenty times where shaded areas especially begin accumulating. Heavy rates/night (lack of solar radiation) = slush, which just speeds up the process of the asphalt cooling.
  5. Think if 0z holds course....mtns will get a WSW. Only way I see them pulling one for the valley would be for the Euro to line up completely with the rest of modeling. They prob. will differ to the morning shift, and wait for the full 6z suite for the valley.
  6. Any area that gets close to 32, combined with those rates and night time...will begin accumulating on any road surface
  7. Was just saying the same thing...hrrr is deepening at the perfect time, slowing the flow...if it plays out this way, the wind generated will be another big story combined with the heavy wet snow.
  8. Hrrr was a little slower with changeover in the valley, but is deepening further to the west (NE GA/NW SC) border (better trajectory for the heavy snow for the valley.
  9. Biggest runs we have seen in awhile at 0z and 6z. Hate to be MRX in this situation.
  10. Believe the RGEM would look very similar but it's downsloping the moisture on this side of the Smokies for the valley. Heavy rates on the NC side.
  11. 18z NAM looks like it tried to Amp even more and derailed itself lol...see if 3k follows suite
  12. Definitely remember one...but won't speak its name
  13. Glancing at the 12z GEFS...still quite a bit of spread between nothing and a decent little event
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