Kentucky

2 1/2" here in Corbin, started out great with no dry air initially but a dry slot for the ages quickly arrived and basically stayed for 3/4 of the event. The banding at the end really saved this event from being a complete dumpster fire for me. Hats off to everyone that makes this forum, the go-to spot for regional weather info. Hoping to cash in again, seems the SE ridge can always make it or break it for us. JKL initial thoughts on what happened here, match what others have already posted here. "definitely battled dry air yesterday, and figuring out exactly why will be a part of our post-event analysis efforts. One potential culprit could be downsloping winds, another could be jet streak dynamics"

Moderate to Heavy Snow in Corbin, already a light coating 27 Degrees 18.5 Dew Point

Side roads here today are worse than they been thru the entire event. Whitley County came thru yesterday and plowed off the fresh snow that had fallen on top of the pack and spread salt for the first time. The packed snow and ice packed melted slightly but they couldn't plow it off, they tried all afternoon. Then artic air "part duex" arrived refroze it all into even a thicker layer of ICE. old school snow event, reminds me of 90's

Pretty rare, but getting some flow snow in Corbin.

Started and stayed mostly mix but picked up additional inch near the end. Had it arrived later, may have by a different story.

Isn't reaching the ground yet, but looking west...

Warming up fast in Corbin, now 29

I'm not an expert on this, by any means. But is the NAM not initializing with the snowpack in S/SE TN? Not sure it will matter in the end as @jaxjagman mentioned but found it interesting.

What a rare old school long duration event. 5 1/2" here just south of Corbin.

I-75 Exit 25

Light snow in Corbin, game on folks

Couple of 20 dbz Virga passed overhead in Corbin. But finally getting some decent flurries now.

21z SREF thru 45 - this is 10:1 ratios

23z RAP thru 21

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