John1122

I think the 10+ projections from models that way will probably verify. The ratios are incredible so it will really stack up. I can't account for micro climates there because I don't know them like the folks who live there. But I did see that this was overperforming around Bristol at least. And Tri had 5 inches 2 hours ago.

That's when I started really accumulating fairly quickly. It got up to about 3/4ths inch to 1 inch per hour for a few hours.

Looks like Hamilton is getting in on the action now.

Looks like the radar is about to light up over TellicoWx soon. It's quickly filling Blount County and extending down into Monroe County now. I see that the Tri-Cities has 5+ already and Tys over 2. Hopefully our NE Tn crew us doing well. I hope Holston's snow hole wasn't a thing either.

This isn't quite developing the way the HRRR seems to think it should, which was down the Apps and expanding NW, but a big shield is developing over the Plateau and its heading towards the valley. The radar does look like it's itching to explode down the 75 corridor to the mountains of SE TN.

5.5 inches, tiny flakes but very thick and foggy looking, its 15 degrees.

Looks like radar is filling in back to the South west too, with a solid area that may move over everyone south of 40, provided it survives the Plateau.

You may be a little too far from the radar for it to see that band well. I hope some of our Knox crew us up, looks like heavy snow sagging across them.

Looks like the band is beginning to sink into West Knoxville. Oak Ridge looks to be getting nailed currently.

1am down to 17. I'll get very gusty winds that blow snow, and then it calms down for a while. It's mostly blown snow off the trees.

I can't tell which way it's going but the band that sat over me and dumped on me looks like it's made it's way down to Oak Ridge and Clinton. If it's sinking south, it should over take Knoxville soon.

Nearly 5 inches into it, MRX upgraded my 1/2 inch forecast to 1-2 inches.

I would think it would behave in a normal counter clockwise way. But the edge nearest moved north, south, then east over the last 30 minutes.

I'm still not sure which way anything is moving or if it's moving at all on radar. It just seems to dance in different directions on the different sites I use.

The radar cleared over me, but I'm in a thick fog of small flakes. Think the snow is falling from below radar range here. Midnight update.