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  1. John1122
    It's down to flurries here now. I've got about 2.5 inches of fluffy powder. Driving across LaFollette earlier, areas under persistent streamers had 1 to 1.5 inches in swaths about 2 miles wide. Outside of them it was more 1/2 to 3/4ths inch. Don't often see them so narrow like that.
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    This is the ground reality of that band down in LaFollette.
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    This band is humming. It's actually managed to show up on radar.
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    RGEM/Canadian scored this win. This doesn't appear on the radar until it's south of me. Low DGZ activity.
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    It comes down pretty hard in the bands.
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    That's how it looked here when the temp was around 31. Now the flakes here are small.
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    Models are trying to drum the late week clipper up into something. It's been showing up with a similar snow footprint to this. 1-2 inches on the Plateau, border N areas, more in Kentucky and the mountains.
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    As is usually the case in NW flow events here, the snow starts really coming down about an hour and a half or two before sunset. It's peppering down out there currently. 22 degrees. Around 1.5 inches so far today.
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    I'd take a repeat of the 14 incher we got in around Valentine's Day 1985. We even went back below zero a few days later.
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    NW flow is rolling along pretty well here. Temp is down to 25 degrees.
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    Had an inch, some melting, back to snowing nickels now, 29 degrees.
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    Big quarter+ sized flakes rolling, 3/4ths of an inch so far. Looks like it's about to let up, unfortunately. Like Silas, it's snowing harder than it did with the last system.
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    It's pretty much ripping here now. Quarters and nickels.
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    Dusting here as well. 31 degrees and falling.
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    Looks like the CAM are leaning heavily into downsloping SW VA and they are a major player in the NBM inside 24 hours.
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    Starting to fall back into the 30s now. Probably the warmest it's going to be until Friday or Saturday.
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    It has different weights for different models and different time frames. Basically all ensemble models including the SREF. The major op models. The CAMs/NAM nest.
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    My snow didn't melt off in the rain. I've had snow on the ground since Jan 5th. I should manage to make it until at least the 26th or 27th if not longer. Barring a return to some of the modeling looks, this will be the first time in my life with 20+ days of snow on the ground in January that didn't feature double digit snowfall totals, generally 17-24 inches.
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    They must have just updated.
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    MRX doesn't include anyone else in the WWA but issues an extreme cold watch. Sort of surprises me as most of the CAMs show 1-2 inches for their Northern Plateau counties.
  21. John1122
    MRX finally releases their disco. Word salad that says little and kinda ignores/doesn't mention modeling and their own graphic they released yesterday showing 1-2 inches across a good portion of the area.
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    The GFS gives Knoxville 2 inches Sunday.
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    OHX disco says the NBM says not much snow in the Cumberland Plateau, so they aren't issuing any WWA there, even though hi-res models are picking up on additional energy that would extend snow into the afternoon. Then they note they are punting it to the next shift. MRX AFD is MIA as of 4:30 but I assume they will also roll with the NBM.
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    JKL talks about intense snowfall rates and a connection from Lake Michigan for their CWA, especially around the Cumberlands/Black Mountains. They said meso winter storm warnings or even snow squall warnings may be needed with visibilities down to .1 miles. They said the secondary arctic front moving through on Sunday would see omega values ideally centered in the DGZ and steep low-level lapse rates. Some of that just reaches into parts of Tennessee on the RGEM. It delivers 3-4 inches around my area and Scott County extended almost all the way back to Clarksville.
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    MRX with a Winter Storm Watch for the mountains and a WWA for a couple of SWVA counties. JKL with a Winter Weather Advisory for their entire CWA. Surprised MRX didn't put an advisory out for at least the horseshoe counties since the NAM nest is giving advisory level snowfall. The RGEM just came close to Winter Storm criteria for parts of the Northern Plateau.
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