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


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Probably just the 3k NAM and its elevation issues...but the 3k put 40+" in the Smokies.  That is Sierra Nevada level stuff.

RAP continues to improve for my area. Around 3” by Saturday morning at 4am.

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31 minutes ago, bearman said:

Sun is out here in Knoxville, I was hoping that would not happen so when it started we would have a quick road covering.  You get what you are handed. Temps will probably skyrocket because of this.

Since schools were not cancelled today that is probably all for the best. What time is the snow supposed to start?

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4 minutes ago, Reb said:

Looks like it to me. Saturation!

I am still getting very light sky cover with sunshine in West Knoxville around Cedar Bluff, I thought the first precipitation was supposed to be coming in around 10, but they must have pulled that timetable back.

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1 minute ago, John1122 said:

They have me with 1 inch, which is closest to the NAM still. The Euro/RGEM/HRRR/ICON/GFS have 4+ for me.

I would be really surprised if you don't do halfway decent w/ this...good elevation and just the Plateau's ability to squeeze every, last drop from the atmosphere.

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1 minute ago, bearman said:

I am still getting very light sky cover with sunshine in West Knoxville around Cedar Bluff, I thought the first precipitation was supposed to be coming in around 10, but they must have pulled that timetable back.

I was thinking maybe around 2:00PM for TRI and also a friend of mine noted this as well.  I would think Knoxville is a hair later than that - I hope so, because I have one commuting!!!!

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For reasons beyond me, the GFS/NAM have a major snow shadow over Southern Campbell County that suggest a downsloping effect off Cross Mountain, but I don't think the precip with this one is moving SW to NE like a typical system, but that's the direction of the drying it's trying to show. They often try that with traditional sliders where the precip is moving up from Alabama.

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3 minutes ago, Carvers Gap said:

I would be really surprised if you don't do halfway decent w/ this...good elevation and just the Plateau's ability to squeeze every, last drop from the atmosphere.

I hope to do better than 1 inch but this being the one time the NAM is correct wouldn't shock me. Earlier this winter one of the events it kept insisting I was getting 3-4 inches until the bitter end but I got about an inch. The Euro/RGEM gave me about an inch from that one. Here we have the opposite totals but the same models disagreeing.

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