Unfortunately, these vorts tend to not dig into the TN Valley as much as we would like.
Too bad, because the phasing with that coastal energy would have been epic.
Some of these maps make it look like we live in mid town Manhattan with the UHI effect. LOL
It’s can be a factor with very marginal events, but not so much in this situation.
One thing I noticed about the Euro, is that it's maintaining decent wrap around 700mb moisture through Saturday. This might not mean anything, but with plenty of energy available, the potential for more snowfall is there at least.
Looking like a classic undercut storm, were areas further SE of the low will change over faster, than folks closer to the path of the low.
Just a matter of how much moisture wraps in behind ?
Yeah, with so many moving parts, still in play for anything.
The ENS means are still pretty solid last time I checked.
Kinda interesting with all the separate pieces of energy.
Maybe next winter we get a 1/17/22 redo, without the messy mid levels a la 1/4/1994.
Although my gut tells me we're more likely to see the next monster come from a 2/5/10 hybrid type setup.
Hard to be disappointed in April, but was hoping for some snow tv today.
The stronger CAD flow warmed the low levels a bit to much unfortunately.
Hopefully we get some flakes tomorrow.
35 year revenge storm.
4/4/87 was the first of many disappointments for a young lad.
Went to bed that night with snow and a WSW, woke up to rain and a flood watch.
Just got in from a measurement/walk. Averaged about 7.5-8” here in Mt Lebanon.
Nice squall conditions out there, probably should’ve wore the mask though.