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8 minutes ago, Holston_River_Rambler said:

I think this storm is going to turn the corner.  Lots of ingredients in play for a big winter storm - western ridge, NAO, cold source, and room to climb.  That gif is a really good illustration of each GEFS member's track.  So, one can really see the differences in the model - and there are not many.  The biggest thing to work out is whether there is a transfer of energy to the coast.  Again, with these big storms, it is not uncommon for that to happen in E TN.  Blend the CMC, UK, and GFS...pretty good track and storm.

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Pain is part of following snow in the South.

50 minutes ago, Hurricaneguy said:

Fully convinced this will be a whole lotta nothing for East TN. I was in the warm nose last Jan. Still salty about it. Winters are just not the same anymore. 

Same system dropped 6 inches 10 miles to my northwest, Soddy Daisy north of Chattanooga. Eastern part of Chatty proper got nothing, nada, zilch. I get sharp cut-offs, but that was a new level of cruelty. 

Think positive thoughts. I believe cold air will be in place. Handoff issues are a risk; and related, the lower precip rates could allow the surface warm nose. GFS can't decide whether to screw Middle Tennessee or the Great Valley. We've seen both either side of the Plateau.

Euro has decreasing precip rates but holds the temps in line. Could still be a low spot at the handoff, but the Euro doesn't really blank that spot (wherever it ends up). Or, perhaps we get a classic snow for everyone slider! :santa:

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Just now, BNAwx said:

Based on current modeling, do you guys think overcoming dry air will be a concern, or do you believe precip will be heavy enough to saturate the entire column?  Nothing more frustrating than a virga storm…

As it looks right now on the Euro I'd say that will def. be a concern at onset. Maybe not so much on the GFS. 

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Unless something drastically changes at 500...there is no moisture transport into the DGZ for eastern half of the state with the way the system is occluding on approach. The only way to overcome the 500 is with UVV's and so far that's not showing up. Hope I'm 100% wrong but this system has sleet fest written all over it to me. 500 really hasn't changed much the last 24 hrs roughly. Folks from west to western half middle TN look to be in better shape (closer to the 500 comma). 

 

12z GFS and EURO 500 RH

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6 minutes ago, TellicoWx said:

Unless something drastically changes at 500...there is no moisture transport into the DGZ for eastern half of the state with the way the system is occluding on approach. The only way to overcome the 500 is with UVV's and so far that's not showing up. Hope I'm 100% wrong but this system has sleet fest written all over it to me. 500 really hasn't changed much the last 24 hrs roughly. Folks from west to western half middle TN look to be in better shape (closer to the 500 comma). 

 

12z GFS and EURO 500 RH

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Sleet is better than freezing rain.

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NBM and ECMWF are all in line with the WPC. Inject me with more 12Z EC, fewer hand-off complications. 
If we can reel it in another 36-48 hours of modeling, WPC has pretty good probs this far out!

Update: Nashville briefing has 56-60% one inch or greater Friday. Chart is not public yet.

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