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1-10-11-25 Western Whopper, Mid-state Masher, Foothills Finger? OBS/Pics


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I had the freezing drizzle/mist earlier then it changed to moderate sleet.  It'll be interesting to see if these heavier returns are more sleet or snow.  Either much preferred over zr.  Looks like the HRRR was correct in terms of radar reflections as it's filling in nicely after the lull.

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4 minutes ago, WinterWonderland said:

This dry slot stuff confuses the crap out of me when the radar is showing snow. 

Actually just went outside and there's a light rain falling. Is it expected to turn to snow in my area, I hope? I guess the ol warm nose decided to move north of I-40. I'm in Oak Ridge.

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5 minutes ago, WinterWonderland said:

Actually just went outside and there's a light rain falling. Is it expected to turn to snow in my area, I hope? I guess the ol warm nose decided to move north of I-40. I'm in Oak Ridge.

I thought I would see snow when I went out, but it's the dreaded freezing rain right now. I'm hoping it will turn back to snow soon. I thought we would have been north enough to see all snow.

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Some of you with more intellect than me chime in please…. I don’t know if the Euro got this right but this system seems to have sheared out like it had been saying. Seems like the upper trough didn’t phase with the southern stream, or it was a very late phase. The ULJ is running over the top of the precipitation to our east while the trough is lagging behind in WTn. We still should be in the right exit of the trough as it moves through later on. So when the trough moves through, it can lift whatever moisture is left and wring it out in a NW flow situation. Thoughts?

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It's a worst of both worlds situation re models. The Euro was right with low QPF for me but the hi-res/NAM nest was right about the warm nose for the folks to the south and the NAM was right about the epic dry slot. The Euro kept everything cold. All in all, it's snow map will end up pretty close most likely. Fortunately the Euro's correct call about snow totals really boosted our western and southern valley folks.

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1 minute ago, PowellVolz said:

Some of you with more intellect than me chime in please…. I don’t know if the Euro got this right but this system seems to have sheared out like it had been saying. Seems like the upper trough didn’t phase with the southern stream, or it was a very late phase. The ULJ is running over the top of the precipitation to our east while the trough is lagging behind in WTn. We still should be in the right exit of the trough as it moves through later on. So when the trough moves through, it can lift whatever moisture is left and wring it out in a NW flow situation. Thoughts?

That's pretty much what happened..think the exact interaction with the GL low kinda screwed enough with the whole setup to keep this from being an even bigger event as some of the GFS runs showed.

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3 minutes ago, TellicoWx said:

As those heavier returns over middle TN move overhead...more reports of snow now popping up.

I have been drizzle and light sleet most of the afternoon, but that final band is all snow with the temp dropping back to 32. Total was 2.5" mostly this morning before the dry slot and sleet worked in. 

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About 5" in the Bluff. I expect slightly higher totals to come out of central Williamson, maybe some of the higher elevations in Davidson. I don't recall snowless conditions since the event got going here around 6 am CT. I mentioned last night on my Facebook weather page how I thought 6-8" was a little bullish and that 4-6" with locally higher amounts was arguably a better call. I think that's where the non-warm-nosed sections of midstate is heading. 

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