Winter 2021/2022 January Thread

[Weathertree2]

5 minutes ago, jaxjagman said:

Not sure yet.CFS is parking the signal into the Maritime and Euro seemingly,that should possibly be severe leading into or around Met spring.

Gotcha

[Carvers Gap]

Looks like the February thread is up and running...If one of the mods could post it, that would be hugely appreciated.

[John1122]

From MRX for January. 

Nashville had 9.5 per OHX, Jamestown 13, Allardt 20.1.  Couldn't find Crossville data. I ended up with 19.8 inches in January. Sad that 4 inches is the most snow in Knoxville in January since 2014. Also wild to set all time monthly record highs, not get remotely close to any record lows, but still finish BN for the month temp wise. 

[Shocker0]

It's definitely off for Jamestown. It doesn't show any data for the January 17th snow, which Allardt lists that they had 8" in that one. So Jamestown is probably between 20-22 inches for the month since it and Allardt are close by with Jamestown usually getting a little more snow than them.

[Shocker0]

Not sure if any of these places are missing data but January 2022 monthly snowfall totals. At my house we had 18.5". With the heavy snow band that passed through where Wintersnow888 lives in the most recent snow, they probably ended up slightly over 20" for the month:

Allardt - 20.1"

Oneida - 17.9"

Roan Mountain - 17.5"

Monterey - 17.0"

Wise, VA - 17.0"

Newcomb (Jellico area) - 16.9"

Crossville Exp Station - 13.2"

Monteagle - 11"

Nashville - 9.5"

Murfreesboro - 9"

Knoxville - 5.7"

Lenoir City - 5.6"

Bristol - 5.4"

Sparta - 4.7"

Tazewell - 4.2"

Rockwood - T

[John1122]

8 minutes ago, Shocker0 said:

Not sure if any of these places are missing data but January 2022 monthly snowfall totals. At my house we had 18.5". With the heavy snow band that passed through where Wintersnow888 lives in the most recent snow, they probably ended up slightly over 20" for the month:

Allardt - 20.1"

Oneida - 17.9"

Roan Mountain - 17.5"

Monterey - 17.0"

Wise, VA - 17.0"

Newcomb (Jellico area) - 16.9"

Crossville Exp Station - 13.2"

Monteagle - 11"

Nashville - 9.5"

Murfreesboro - 9"

Knoxville - 5.7"

Lenoir City - 5.6"

Bristol - 5.4"

Sparta - 4.7"

Tazewell - 4.2"

Rockwood - T

They missed one event in Tazewell as far as how much fell. I believe they had something like 1 or 2 inches when 4-5 fell per a relative I have that lives there. 

The Newcomb station is the one I refer to that's a bit NW of me. Them getting 17 inches is particularly impressive because they are only 978 feet in elevation in a deep valley.  Most of Campbell County is well over 1000  feet, if you live below 1000 feet in the southern part of the county you're under Norris Lake.

[Shocker0]

29 minutes ago, John1122 said:

They missed one event in Tazewell as far as how much fell. I believe they had something like 1 or 2 inches when 4-5 fell per a relative I have that lives there. 

The Newcomb station is the one I refer to that's a bit NW of me. Them getting 17 inches is particularly impressive because they are only 978 feet in elevation in a deep valley.  Most of Campbell County is well over 1000  feet, if you live below 1000 feet in the southern part of the county you're under Norris Lake.

Yeah, this missing data can definitely throw off snow totals for the past years for sure, like you've mentioned before. I didn't look too closely at the Tazewell data but that did seem a little low. And maybe Newcomb got more in one of those "elevation" events that dropped more snow on the lower elevations than the higher ones around where you and I live. That is impressive that they got almost the same as Oneida straight west of them at 600ft higher.

[Silas Lang]

16 hours ago, John1122 said:

From MRX for January. 

Nashville had 9.5 per OHX, Jamestown 13, Allardt 20.1.  Couldn't find Crossville data. I ended up with 19.8 inches in January. Sad that 4 inches is the most snow in Knoxville in January since 2014. Also wild to set all time monthly record highs, not get remotely close to any record lows, but still finish BN for the month temp wise. 

Pretty odd for Knox to have that much considering they measured two storms at .20 inches. I have measured 4.5, but it was a bit more evenly distributed between systems. 

[Carvers Gap]

17 hours ago, John1122 said:

From MRX for January. 

Nashville had 9.5 per OHX, Jamestown 13, Allardt 20.1.  Couldn't find Crossville data. I ended up with 19.8 inches in January. Sad that 4 inches is the most snow in Knoxville in January since 2014. Also wild to set all time monthly record highs, not get remotely close to any record lows, but still finish BN for the month temp wise. 

"Cold November" correlation paying off big time this year.

[John1122]

2 hours ago, Carvers Gap said:

"Cold November" correlation paying off big time this year.

It definitely is for a lot of us. I'd love to see the Tri to Chattanooga section of the Valley get cranked up too. It's crazy that Austin Texas has had three major winter storms since Knoxville has had one. 

[Silas Lang]

With the highest totals since 2014 for TYS and 2016 for TRI, what was the February like in the valley for those years? I seem to remember 2014 having a couple of decent snows, but my memory is foggy.