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One observation I will make is the lack of convection along the Gulf coast. Only one lone supercell moving ashore in Florida. So, moisture transport getting shut off shouldn’t be an issue with this one. But this does seem to be a different scenario than with true a Miller A setup.

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21 minutes ago, John1122 said:

If you're down to 34 I'm surprised you're not fully snowing yet. There must be a warm nose  below 850. 

I think you may be right. Back to 100% liquid and temp is 35.1. Let’s see if it drops again with heavier precip. In traditional southern valley fashion, it appears that Dalton and Rome are changing over, while we get rain. The shield has been raised. 

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MRX discussion update:

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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Morristown TN 1025 PM EST Sat Feb 6 2021 .UPDATE... EVENING UPDATE. && .DISCUSSION... Downsloping SE flow has kept most of the region dry this evening with most of the precip falling as virga. There has been occasional light rain observed in the far S Valley with snow and sleet at times in SW NC. Latest RAP soundings have further backed off on the warm nose except for along the E TN mountains into extreme SE TN and SW NC where some warming occurs around 850 mb before 08Z, but due to all the virga, expect sleet and ice amounts to be very light on the order of a trace to 0.04 inches. We are essentially running out of time to see much mixed precip before the colder air arrives. The mid/upper shortwave responsible for bringing the colder air will cross the region from 06-10Z with an associated cold front pushing across the region. As this occurs, the region will get under a coupled upper jet structure between the right entrance of a 130-140 kt 300 mb jet streak over the central Appalachians and the left exit of a 120-130 kt 300 mb jet streak over GA/SC. This will lead to strong Q vector convergence and frontogenetic forcing as the shortwave/cold front crosses the region, so expect any rain/mix to quickly change to snow in the post frontal CAA, first on the Plateau through SW VA after 05Z, then across the valley through the rest of the area from W to E. Despite the dynamics, HREF guidance shows this band of moderate to heavy snow moving through pretty rapidly. This fast movement combined with the limited precip earlier this evening has led to decreased snowfall accumulations forecasted across SW NC, the E TN mountains, and the valley. However, HREF guidance points to the band pivoting across the N Plateau through SW VA the longest, so slightly increased snowfall forecast amounts up there overnight. The current warnings and advisories remain unchanged for tonight"

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Well This makes since since they just increased the snow totals in the central valley 
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Despite the dynamics, HREF guidance shows this band of moderate to
heavy snow moving through pretty rapidly. This fast movement
combined with the limited precip earlier this evening has led to
decreased snowfall accumulations forecasted across SW NC, the E TN
mountains, and the valley. However, HREF guidance points to the
band pivoting across the N Plateau through SW VA the longest, so
slightly increased snowfall forecast amounts up there overnight.

 

 

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MRX discussion update:

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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Morristown TN 1025 PM EST Sat Feb 6 2021 .UPDATE... EVENING UPDATE. && .DISCUSSION... Downsloping SE flow has kept most of the region dry this evening with most of the precip falling as virga. There has been occasional light rain observed in the far S Valley with snow and sleet at times in SW NC. Latest RAP soundings have further backed off on the warm nose except for along the E TN mountains into extreme SE TN and SW NC where some warming occurs around 850 mb before 08Z, but due to all the virga, expect sleet and ice amounts to be very light on the order of a trace to 0.04 inches. We are essentially running out of time to see much mixed precip before the colder air arrives. The mid/upper shortwave responsible for bringing the colder air will cross the region from 06-10Z with an associated cold front pushing across the region. As this occurs, the region will get under a coupled upper jet structure between the right entrance of a 130-140 kt 300 mb jet streak over the central Appalachians and the left exit of a 120-130 kt 300 mb jet streak over GA/SC. This will lead to strong Q vector convergence and frontogenetic forcing as the shortwave/cold front crosses the region, so expect any rain/mix to quickly change to snow in the post frontal CAA, first on the Plateau through SW VA after 05Z, then across the valley through the rest of the area from W to E. Despite the dynamics, HREF guidance shows this band of moderate to heavy snow moving through pretty rapidly. This fast movement combined with the limited precip earlier this evening has led to decreased snowfall accumulations forecasted across SW NC, the E TN mountains, and the valley. However, HREF guidance points to the band pivoting across the N Plateau through SW VA the longest, so slightly increased snowfall forecast amounts up there overnight. The current warnings and advisories remain unchanged for tonight"

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Now it’s moving too fast. I mean... whatever happens has nothing to do with their predictions but it’s like they are Hell bent on dying on that hill. They could be 100% dead on but their forecast doesn’t match the mods.


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3 minutes ago, PowellVolz said:

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fast movement combined with the limited precip earlier this evening has led to decreased snowfall accumulations forecasted

Did they not state that there would be limited precipitation in their early disco and now they are using it as a reason for limiting snowfall?  Maybe I am being to hard on them.

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