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  1. WPC Soecial Statement On Flask Flood Threat The latest HRRR guidance favors additional pockets of 3 to 6+ inch rainfall amounts going through 06Z, with the heaviest amounts occurring over western NC. In time, areas of southwest VA may see a bit of an uptick in more concentrated rainfall which will be due to some strengthening and veering of the low-level flow north of the stationary front. Given the earlier heavy rains and enhanced rainfall potential overnight (especially with such high rainfall rates), flash flooding will be likely and may be locally significant.
  2. Gusts from yesterday at Grandfather Highest sustained 82 Highest Gust 98
  3. PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MORRISTOWN TN 448 PM EDT SAT APR 20 2019 ..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON... ..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE.... ..REMARKS.. 0329 PM SNOW 6 SSW ROAN MOUNTAIN 36.11N 82.11W 04/20/2019 E1.0 INCH CARTER TN BROADCAST MEDIA ESTIMATED 1 TO 2 INCHES OF SNOW NEAR CARVERS GAP AND ROAN MOUNTAIN NEAR THE TN/NC STATE LINE AROUND 5600 FEET ELEVATION. 0700 AM SNOW MOUNT LECONTE 35.65N 83.44W 04/20/2019 M1.5 INCH SEVIER TN CO-OP OBSERVER
  4. GSP AFD: QPF WILL BE GENERALLY A QUARTER OF AN INCH OR LESS, ALTHOUGH LOCALLY OVER HALF AN INCH FOR AREAS THAT EXPERIENCE HEAVIER SHOWERS, ESPECIALLY ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATIONS. WITH THE HIGH APRIL SUN ANGLE (SIMILAR TO THAT OF LATE AUGUST), CURRENTLY EXPECT ANY ADVISORY LEVEL SNOWFALL (GREATER THAN AN INCH) TO BUT LARGELY ABOVE 5K FT ELEVATION (WHERE 2 TO 4+ INCHES IS POSSIBLE) AND THEREFORE WILL NOT REQUIRE ANY WINTER PRODUCTS AT THIS TIME. DUE TO THE SHOWERY NATURE, IT IS POSSIBLE THAT UP TO 2 INCHES OF SNOW COULD ACCUMULATE DOWN TO 4K FEET LOCALLY
  5. March 1980 https://www.weather.gov/mhx/Mar011980EventReview Up to 30” eastern NC and snowed in the teens
  6. New Euro Week 3 Michael Ventrice (‪@MJVentrice‬) 1/28/19, 17:44 Verification pic.twitter.com/RXduMxnd1V
  7. JB thinks the models have it wrong in 2 weeks and the blocking ridge will be where he has it circled around February 11 which will keep a cold push and active storm track through the South. Let’s hope it works out
  8. If you are outside of the High Country, I think you have to hang in there and hope for something after the 15th
  9. Noted: Joe Bastardi (‪@BigJoeBastardi‬) 1/21/19, 09:13 Euro Ensembles lining up grand planetary wave feature N Pole to 20 north similar to 1993 superstorm pattern, For an ensemble run given its many members pretty darn impressive below Day 8, 6-10 mean 500, day 7,8 surface Pattern is not boring, no one is snoring pic.twitter.com/xPzxN3uHFC
  10. NAM output courtesy of Wright Weather Snow Sleet Freezing Rain
  11. Updated WPC Guidance and Discussion https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=qpfhsd
  12. And the Sunday 0Z HRRR Simulated Radar
  13. I think someone else posted it, but this is what the HRRR does to temperatures mid afternoon Saturday Reason for concern: Yes
  14. WPC Heavy Snowfall Discussion https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=qpfhsd
  15. Mike Dross (‪@MikeWDross‬) 12/6/18, 14:52 ‪@AlConklin‬ Yep. It gets started /w deterministic snowfall maps from GFS/ECMWF that are flawed to begin with, not to mention 5+ days out. By the time we get into the mesoscale model time frame (when we actually know what's likely), public already going off flawed/inferior/old model data. +100
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