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Jan 30th-February 1st 2026 Arctic Blast/ULL Snow OBS Thread.


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On the way home earlier this evening the shield of snow finally relented around 7:30. Roads were with little exception entirely white but kept traversable. Fortunately though, I didn't witness any crashes or spinouts. When I got back and went to measure snow depth was very variable anywhere from 5-9" with a mean around 6.5". Later after 10 snow showers returned and added a bit more atop. For the sake of records I will mark it as 7" although this is one of the shakiest all snow measurements I've done. As far as my memory serves this felt like the most impressive winter storm I've seen since maybe 2015. 8F and completely calm. Flurries falling.0nR1FzB.jpeg

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Pixie dust snow showers still going since about 9pm last night, picked up another 1/2inch or so but hard to tell with how much is blowing around

 

Winds finally died down a little (average of 5-8 mph versus 15-20 over the last 36 hours). Hoping the 0° windchill feels less biting than the -15° yesterday or I may have a 3 year old revolt haha

 

Roads covered and very much a gamble without chains. Anyone in the chatt area get more snow last night? Curious if school with happen tomorrow, have my doubts 

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A few satellite items of interest this morning:
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Some downsloping evident:
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Some Cumberland lake effect clouds or snow:
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The old snow bird pattern:
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Where do you get your satellite images from?


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There was actually a thin band that moved from NE to SW across Hamblen Co this morning. When I woke up around 6 I noticed it was snowing again. Picked up a tiny dusting on top of some cleaned off surfaces. The band slowly crawled SW and has all but broken up near the Jefferson Hamblen Co. line. I’m not sure what contributed to it other than possibly Cherokee Lake? We’ve seen that before a few times in these arctic setups.

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6 minutes ago, John1122 said:

Here's a surprise. Map is way off here. I also feel like Holston got more than 1/10th of an inch as well. 

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Saw that earlier. Looks pretty close up here and in eastern sections. Hancock and Claiborne had Official Cocorahs Reports of 7-9 inches. So for whatever Reason they did put less Amounts in Western Area's. 

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42 minutes ago, Greyhound said:


This was posted as a reply in their Twitter/X page in regard to the same graphic just posted here. Let me know if the link doesn’t work and I’ll see if I can repost it.


https://x.com/nwsmorristown/status/2018020800637308937?s=46&t=mIdH2NuNUjY89QaOhx1Kgg


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The link works but I couldn't get anything done on the actual site. 

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6 minutes ago, John1122 said:

Some social media response to that terrible map.  This is why snowfall averages are off and it effects weather model performance. 

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That's what I've harped on for Year's. It goes into the MIS. Bad Spotter reporting and Official Co-op Station flawed Data , location or reporting. 

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