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Winter 2024/2025 January Thread


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53 minutes ago, Daniel Boone said:

The 18z Euro had 4-6 10:1 ratio. Possible heavy front end Thump. Dec. 5, 02 comes to mind although no ice involved. We picked up 5 inches before changing to rain from a LP in Western Ky that slid East and transferred to Coast. It dumped all Snow from an east west line Jackson Kentucky Northward and across Northern and central VA. You may remember that one. Think tn line South had predominantly rain.

It also had the Jan 10th system looking primed.  It had it phased which it didn't at 12z.

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13 minutes ago, Carvers Gap said:

Both.  The Miller A talk and big storm talk is Jan 10.  I think John and Boone are talking Sunday.  Sorry, I just jumped in.  I am not usually up this late!

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Gfs has more of a neutral tilted  trough that is brutal with WAA,Euro is more positive much less WAA right now,least we have a chance ,the next storm
Yeah 12z GFS is brutal for most of the forum area, warmth everywhere, might as well be tropical rain event.
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2 minutes ago, Holston_River_Rambler said:

Interesting new development though on the 12z GFS:

a shortwave dives into the bigger upper low kicking out and tries to throw some more moisture back over the cold. 

 

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Yeah, it'll probably pop a Chicago to Detroit Blizzard as it ramps SE Ridging .

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I believe until storm #1 lays it's snow pack & exits, and that resulting cold air is in place and sampled over the region to our north we are going to see a lot of wiggles in models. We usually are helped with snowpack to our immediate north but models don't seem to do well until that snowpack is in place and ground station data is ingested.

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Either way on to the Euro. 
Will it kick out the ULL this time?
Will it retrograde it to Hawaii? 
Will a great elk ride from the north with banners of snow and trumpets of ice? 
Will a metal snowman rampage across TN? 
What will the wooly worms say to these developments should they bear fruit? 
I read this with the voice of the narrator/announcer of the old TV show "Soap". That ages me a bit, but not quite as old as that just remember it from syndication years later.
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11 minutes ago, ShawnEastTN said:

I believe until storm #1 lays it's snow pack & exits, and that resulting cold air is in place and sampled over the region to our north we are going to see a lot of wiggles in models. We usually are helped with snowpack to our immediate north but models don't seem to do well until that snowpack is in place and ground station data is ingested.
 

What about ice pack?  lol

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15 minutes ago, tnweathernut said:

What about ice pack?  lol

Sun angle on the ice pack will shoot temps up into the upper atmosphere resulting in WAA into the great Tennessee valley…? :D

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