Carvers Gap

Big trend south.....by the 18z Euro. There is the new data going into the modeled storm I bet.

Out to 78...nice little storm. It's precip shield is a tick south(go figure). No mixing issues on this from for Chattanooga that I can see.

18z Euro seems to have more precip early in the run...out to 45. Noticeable tick north(not big, but noticeable...maybe 50 miles).

18z Euro is running. Looks steady out to 24...might be 10miles further north - maybe. I can barely see a difference.

The northern stream piece to this puzzle is just now coming on shore along the northern Canadian Pac coast and southern Alaskan coast. The last of the "big" changes would occur by roughly 6z tomorrow as the last of that onshore data gets ingested. Honestly, it is pretty amazing it didn't move much today. I suspect it is pretty well sampled now, but that might be part of the reason the 18z GEFS ticked south. My guess is this trends a hair south for about 12-24 more hours and then begins to lift back north. Been going on all winter w/ storms. The real interesting thing right now as deterministic runs increase snow totals....are ensembles now playing catchup? The 18z GEFS is starting to reflect deterministic totals.

18z GEFS(edit typo...I had GFS) has the snow axis moved about 150mi south. Looks very much like the 12z GEPS ensemble. Looks very much like the EPS.

We would like to welcome about the 18z UKMET as our next passenger. Out to 66, definitely is north with further juice. The 18z run only goes out that far, but it appears to be well on its way to joining the others. We will know at 0z.

Great share. My forecast range for TRI is a 57% chance of 2" of snow, or.......heavy snow. They got it covered! But to be far, that is kind of what modeling is showing.

Latest runs all but eliminate it. But like tnweathernut notes, best to play that one by ear. It is more of a disruption of southerly flow aloft by the mountains. I don't see it as downslope or dry slot. It looks more like a rain shadow effect. I am sure the former plays into the rain shadow. MRX is fully bought in to TRI getting slighted. We'll see. The straight line of winter storm watches along the TN/VA for this last storm left me less than enthused about that particular storm's product. I nearly got stuck on the interstate, because I followed their product for this last one. They are rolling the dice again. They may be right....

This afternoon MRX says this: Additionally, the 24hr probabilities of seeing great than or equal to 6" of snow by 7 AM Saturday have come up to non-dismissible levels now, with some +40 percent odds across significant portions of the CWA.

Non-dismissable levels...

For sure! Need him as well!

@Reb, need to go get Stove.

Where is @Stovepipe?

That sure looks a lot like the 12z GEPS that Reb posted.

Been a long, long time since I have seen three ensembles like we have seen at 12z.

@John1122both the entirety of the 12z GFS and Euro look a lot how I pictured 1977 that you described.

Both the 12z Euro and GfS just bury the forum.

Light snow flurries in Kingsport this morning.

Snowing here in Bristol(flurries). Mountains are covered in white. Their parking lots have been plowed recently.

The 12z Euro is doing what the gfs did…one right after another.

Give me the 12z Canadian ensemble and let’s roll.

1.11 system trend scorecard 12z CMC was a tick south. GFS was a double tick south. UK headed to Cuba. Euro is north. Folks, I am riding with the RGEM…unless it leaves me.

Pretty sure the UKMET tried to throw us a bone with this past Ohio system with a more southern run(late in the game as well) and ended up being incorrect. It is the southeast side of guidance.

12z Euro is gonna be just fine. It is kind a blend of all them.