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Everything posted by Daniel Boone
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It basically boils down to blocking.
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As others have mentioned, you are better off even in strong Ninas than areas further East. This year may be similar to last . If so, you'll do fine as you know.
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Good post as usual John...the thing that concerns me however is even if the La nina stays weak is the -PDO. See if u can come up with. Composites of that criteria. I know the 1960's featured that combo as well as all other enso combos as well and they were all pretty much cold/ snowy. Blocking was formidable that Decade.
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Agree on your leaning strongly toward warm for Valley even with weak to mod nina. However, if formidable blocking can set up then a normal to cold Valley. Ala., 2010-11..but, that unlikely as I feel the -PDO will aid the Nina and the odds for warmth greater as any blocking will prob. be hard to be sustainable.
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I would be satisfied with a repeat of last Winter here as my local wound up with almost 30" of Snow ( almost all heavy/wet). However, as Carvers alluded to, the true very cold never made it east of the Plateau other than the Christmas shot.
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10-11 was a great Winter here in far SW VA.. No major snowstorms but, plenty of cold and lt to moderate events that led to an above average Season.
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Historic Tennessee Valley Cold, Snow, and Ice Events
Daniel Boone replied to Carvers Gap's topic in Tennessee Valley
There were several that month, depending on your location. Jan. 30 being the most prominent one. NWS Office's throughout area should have some data/info regarding Snowfalls that month. Google Jan. 2010 Snowstorms. There's plenty. Narrow to Tennessee Valley Snowstorms if you just want that.- 127 replies
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Spring/Summer 2021 Medium/Long Range Forecast Discussion.
Daniel Boone replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
Picked up 2 day total of about 3.4 here. 5 day, 4.6".- 86 replies
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Historic Tennessee Valley Cold, Snow, and Ice Events
Daniel Boone replied to Carvers Gap's topic in Tennessee Valley
Wound up with 10" here from that one. All Snow. From TN/VA Line to Morristown 14 to 16" fell. Lollipop of 18" reported I think near Hamblen, Hawkins, Hancock line.- 127 replies
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Spring/Summer 2021 Medium/Long Range Forecast Discussion.
Daniel Boone replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
Kmrx Rainfall forecast Graphics are way too low along the plateau and SE KY. I don't know how they derived that, tbh.- 86 replies
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Spring/Summer 2021 Medium/Long Range Forecast Discussion.
Daniel Boone replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
Ive noticed in recent years , more times than not, HPC guidance underforecasts TC intensity as close in as a day in advance of landfall..They also almost always underforecast rainfall amounts, particularly in northern remnant track locations.- 86 replies
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Snow showers and flurries off and on since about 9:30.
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Came thru a heavy snow shower in Duffield as was coming back from Kingsport about 6:30 this Evening.
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About 4 and a half inches here in Jonesville. 6" + in Southern Lee Co. along Tn. Border.
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Fall/Winter Banter - Football, Basketball, Snowball?
Daniel Boone replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
Ive noticed this happening strongly lately. Dont know the exact reasoning but, may be just the "newbies" basically doing estimates , or manipulating to their thinking on how they feel the area probably did in actuality in "their" minds. Quite possibly basing some of that on how models "see" the area. They also do this on their website with their, " this day in history". They mention way less snowfall amounts with events than actual reported amounts. Sad ! -
Seasonal Total in Jonesville Va : 28.4 ".
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Pics/Videos/Stories from past weather systems in the region
Daniel Boone replied to Shocker0's topic in Tennessee Valley
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I, like Carvers don't disagree so much of our area averaging AN. My reasoning being due to the Nina forcing in the Pac mainly. However, changing wavelengths, possible continued HLB along with possible MJO effects considerably decreases the odds and magnitude of the AN prospects. The problem I have is NCEP's outlook in basically overamping, if you will, LaNina pattern reflection for March. They have 90 to 95 % of the U.S. forecasted AN.
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February has pretty much become Floodurary the last few years. This one may be no exception albeit a bit late if, it floods b4 Month's end. Also, i believe winter weather is pretty much over if we don't get a western ridge. Blocking without that ridge this late in winter is most likely not enough to get it done at our latitude. However, it does spell WET. So, hopefully Carvers is right and we can get all to coincide. If so, there would exist the possibility of an old fashioned March Big Dog.