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Holston_River_Rambler

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  1. It's the control, so the resolution is lower, but it looks quite a bit slower that the OP for one thing. Here is the 0z OP for the same time: The end result might not be any different, but I like the idea of 2 shortwaves interacting near the MS river and Gulf coast: There's room to amplify and a semi phased shortwave trough to go negative at the right longitude for us. You can see it trying to do it on the 0z Euro. See how as the shortwave (indicated by the blue lines) rolls overhead precip increases pretty quickly over east TN. Maybe if it can dig more and slow a bit we get more of a Miller A type solution.
  2. That's definitely an interesting look at H5 on the control, and that is after the front has washed out.
  3. Anyone seen any of the pictures coming out of Gatlinburg. If they’re real the flooding looked bad
  4. Rainbow looking northwest from near UT: Poplar Creek near Oliver Springs: Street cloud, looking SW from West Hills area in Knoxville: And wtf is this mess: Is it August: Convective clouds over Oak Ridge as seen from Morgan County
  5. I was driving back through Knoxville and the wind was pretty wild. Got some good pics of a street cloud and a rainbow I will post later. There was also a downpour that was very much like a summer tstorm.
  6. Not too much up here on the plateau yet but my location doesn’t usually get much in these situations.
  7. Just got a 110 mph return on radar scope velocity near Leconte. No idea how accurate it is for ground level conditions.
  8. Looks like there are some strong winds on top of LeConte. Can’t post the radar image from my phone but if I remember correctly the trees up there can show up as intense radar returns if they are moving. If you have radar scope check out the area just SE of Gatlinburg.
  9. The Control wanted to sling another similar storm at us later in the run:
  10. It’ll be interesting to see how it looks once the big cutters this week pump up the NAO.
  11. Only alive for 3 of those (counting the 2 96ers as one since they’re a day apart). Webb is throwing out some ancient analogues https://x.com/webberweather/status/1743727117710368793?s=46&t=KMZWtmm9xSWkLJtvZXn39g
  12. Looks like the records for NA are 1078-9mb set in late Jan early Feb 1989.
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