Jan 24 - 26 2026 Ice, sleet, and for a lucky few..... snow storm Observations Thread

[Golf757075]

Up here in Paris, we got 5 inches sleet/snow combo, which is very compacted. Also, we got probably  .10 to .25 inch ice. Not bad winter storm. Im ready for another opportunity lol

[Matthew70]

Unfortunately a long night ahead.  The winds are bringing trees down here. Neighbor lost whole top of his.  Tore his fence down also.

[Matthew70]

Loving the white out in Denver!  Football & snow is awesome. 

[Holston_River_Rambler]

North wind picking up here in southern Morgan county. Front has arrived at the edge of the plateau. Most of my ice is gone from power lines and trees thankfully 

[BuCoVaWx]

Stopped snowing here around midnight. Had around 1.5" of snow/sleet. ZR kicked in around 2am, was forecast to stop around 6am with a high of 43 today. It didn't change over to all rain until around 3pm today. The temp stayed right around 33 up until this afternoon, now it's around 36. My cousin who lives 2 hours to the northwest of me has 6 inches of snow. 

[Matthew70]

4 minutes ago, Holston_River_Rambler said:

North wind picking up here in southern Morgan county. Front has arrived at the edge of the plateau. Most of my ice is gone from power lines and trees thankfully 

Amazing how all that was dripping is now frozen solid.  Iceberg here.

[TellicoWx]

Light drizzle/mist here currently..not good for area roads tonight

[Math/Met]

Not a ton of moisture to work with, but NAM soundings along the mountains and foothills actually look decent for a switch to some light snow starting late tonight/early morning after the 850mb temps drop below -10C. DGZ basically just above the surface and inversion potentially trapping moisture.

 

 

[midwoodian]

Not a ton of moisture to work with, but NAM soundings along the mountains and foothills actually look decent for a switch to some light snow starting late tonight/early morning after the 850mb temps drop below -10C. DGZ basically just above the surface and inversion potentially trapping moisture.
 
 

Any shot for Signal Mtn on this?


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[Holston_River_Rambler]

14 minutes ago, Math/Met said:

Not a ton of moisture to work with, but NAM soundings along the mountains and foothills actually look decent for a switch to some light snow starting late tonight/early morning after the 850mb temps drop below -10C. DGZ basically just above the surface and inversion potentially trapping moisture.

I'm getting some super fine pixie dust snow right now.