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1-30/2-1-26 Arctic Blast, ULL Snow Event


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My first thought is that it could be the extra dropsonde data points (i.e. improves resolution over the Pacific when these are added to 0z) but these are only done in the PM for the past few days, so  it doesn't explain the 12z shift too. 

It seems like something like this, but not as strong, happened with medium/ long range storm signals in the past and I thought it might have been due to diurnal convection cycles modulating how global models dealt with large-scale features (like any SE ridge or in this case PNA ridge). That's not much, but all I can think of for now regarding the 6/18z and 0/12z differences. 

Hurricane hunters are planning a Gulf or Atlantic flight today in addition to a couple of Pacific ones, so we'll see what if anything, that does for 18z - 0z model this evening. 

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The truth is probably somewhere in the middle of these QPF amounts on the euro.  One thing I mentioned to Carvers yesterday……..  how many times out of 10 things trend (and verify) east and south of modeling inside of 72 hours.  My guess would be 1.  Doesn’t mean Knoxville area cant work its way out of a snow, but it’s not like it’s a bad thing being on the north and west edge of guidance 36-48 hours out.

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I wonder if we will get a winter storm warning issued tomorrow.

If they roll with the mods this morning, yes i believe they will upgrade to a warning with Advisory’s getting issued for the southern valley to the Plateau


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