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January 2026 Short/Medium Range Thread


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14 minutes ago, Vol4Life said:

With. 20:1 ratio, that’s likely a 2-4+ for ETN with amounts increasing for NETN

Will be interesting to see what the High-res models do with the ULL moisture as they get into range. Even without the bomb Eastern areas may actually have a shot at the biggest snow of the year.

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From that Weather Next run, ratio'd since temps are in the single digits and low teens and the entire column looks like a North Dakota snow sounding, I'd say 1 to 1.5 inches around Cookeville, 1.5-3 inches along the Plateau west to East, 1.5-4 along the central valley of East Tn, 3-6 for NE Tennessee/mountains.

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3 minutes ago, fountainguy97 said:

Will be interesting to see what the High-res models do with the ULL moisture as they get into range. Even without the bomb Eastern areas may actually have a shot at the biggest snow of the year.

After what seems like a train of downslope events, i'm sure most in our area would sign up for a 2-4" snow, especially if we don't have to use that term.......

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13 minutes ago, tnweathernut said:

After what seems like a train of downslope events, i'm sure most in our area would sign up for a 2-4" snow, especially if we don't have to use that term.......

If I can get 2 inches from this, I'll be happy at this point. The Euro being a complete whiffer is a sadly decent chance to happen too.

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Just now, tnweathernut said:

Why does the GFS has to be a continual tease for east and especially northeast TN?  I've have 40+ inches of modeled snow from that wretched model and only have 1/2" that melted away to show for it..  lol

Was it just me or did the low pressure off the coast of NC hug the coast more?  If that shifts to just inland, then that should help back flow into ETN?

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