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Christmas Storm VII


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Its actually stronger with a more consolidated center contour. The L on the map is in a different spot but the low itself is not.

Thanks for bringing some meteorology to the discussion. I asked this before, should we be concerned about the shrinking of precip back upstream in GA? Or is it more of a situation that precip will develop over us as opposed to translating in from upstream?

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Thanks for bringing some meteorology to the discussion. I asked this before, should we be concerned about the shrinking of precip back upstream in GA? Or is it more of a situation that precip will develop over us as opposed to translating in from upstream?

I believe thats the backing of the flow and drier air from the northern stream vort. This is going to shift to a N-S direction and the shield take on a more commas head shape later tonight.

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Radar filling back in for folks in middle and eastern TN. The wind is starting to blow - pretty cold @ 29 F. Now that is is dark, I'd have to agree w/ the NWS that another inch or two is not out of the question. This is true winter weather. We only have a dusting to an inch here in Kingsport, but I've spent many a Christmas day looking at brown grass. So, this is a treat. Looks like a thaw on the way to begin January, but the pattern still has a blocky look. The SE ridge pokes up its head during the last half of the 18z model run, still w/ the blocky look. On the other hand, the 10 day Euro doesn't look so warm and still appears to have somewhat of a block in place at 240 hr.

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Thanks for bringing some meteorology to the discussion. I asked this before, should we be concerned about the shrinking of precip back upstream in GA? Or is it more of a situation that precip will develop over us as opposed to translating in from upstream?

I agree, I appreciate it. For someone that is new to the forum or don't have any experience w/ these forums during a snowstorm, Widre would make them believe they aren't getting anything.

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I believe thats the backing of the flow and drier air from the northern stream vort. This is going to shift to a N-S direction and the shield take on a more commas head shape later tonight.

Awesome. Thank you very much. After looking at this for over a week, it's easy to get nervous about things like that on radar. Thanks for your input in this thread.

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Just measured 2" outside.

Looks like the storm is starting to pivot. However, I could not tell you how much longer WNC (or our area) could see snow.

I assume, all night long!

Thanks. I wonder how much longer our area will see snow? It is truly beautiful outside :snowman:

Also Lookout use this radar. I like it also.

I have four different radars up right now :)

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Just measured 2" outside.

Looks like the storm is starting to pivot. However, I could not tell you how much longer WNC (or our area) could see snow.

I assume, all night long!

Also Lookout use this radar. I like it also.

I have four different radars up right now :)

Hopefully, my snow just really got started about and hour ago and I have about a 1/2". I wish Robert could update us on his thoughts. :snowman:,

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Moderate Snow Continues... have about 1" on the ground now.

Temp: 32.5 degrees

Humidity: 98%

Anybody have an update on the road conditions in WNC... particularly Bumcombe/Henderson/ and Polk counties. I still have to travel up to Asheville tomorrow in attempt to do a weather balloon launch for the NWFS event expected in the NC mountains.

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I have no updates. But just go tonight :) Take your time.

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Moderate Snow Continues... have about 1" on the ground now.

Temp: 32.5 degrees

Humidity: 98%

Anybody have an update on the road conditions in WNC... particularly Bumcombe/Henderson/ and Polk counties. I still have to travel up to Asheville tomorrow in attempt to do a weather balloon launch for the NWFS event expected in the NC mountains.

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.SHORT TERM /TONIGHT THROUGH MONDAY NIGHT/...

NOT MUCH FUN FORECASTING THIS EVENT...BUT NO ONE SEEMS TO BE

COMPLAINING. SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF SNOW HAS FALLEN ACROSS NORTH

GA TODAY. LATEST REPORTS HAD 4 TO 6 INCHES ACROSS THE NORTHERN

TIER OF COUNTIES AND 1 TO 2 INCHES NEXT TWO ROWS OF COUNTIES.

TOUGH TO GET MUCH ACCUMULATION OVER AREAS SOUTH OF I-20/I-85 TODAY

WIT WARMER SFC TEMPS/DEWPOINTS IN SPITE OF VERY COLD AIR ABOVE

THE GROUND. BACK EDGE OF PRECIP CURRENTLY FROM ROME TO DALTON SO

COULD STILL SEE A FEW MORE INCHES. MODELS IN GOOD AGREEMENT ON

TIMING OF BACK EDGE...WHICH SHOULD BE FROM NEAR COLUMBUS TO ATHENS

BY MIDNIGHT AND MAINLY CONFINED TO EASTCENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST PART

OF CWA BY 6AM.

They all do have a sense of humor!

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