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


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7 minutes ago, Holston_River_Rambler said:

I’m back  to snow. 

Hope I switch back soon if that whole slug of moisture coming East is freezing rain I'm going to have quite the glaze.  I've noticed holly bushes on the property are starting to droop more than during the height of the snow.  The ice is starting to add enough weight to limbs to cause them to droop a bit.

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Just now, ShawnEastTN said:

Hope I switch back soon if that whole slug of moisture coming East is freezing rain I'm going to have quite the glaze.  I've noticed holly bushes on the property are starting to drop more than during the height of the snow.  The ice is starting to add enough weight to limbs to cause them to drop a bit.

That's what I was afraid of myself.

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13 minutes ago, TellicoWx said:

This may help with how DGZ, saturation, and flake sizes work.

morphologydiagram.jpeg

Forgot...for those who don't know what a DGZ is. It's where snowflakes are optimally made. The DGZ can move up and down in height...it's the section of the atmosphere....850, 700, 500..etc. where the air temp reaches -12  and exits -17 (chart just uses -10 to -20). Wherever that slice of the atmosphere is, then Rh/dewpoint determines the flake (100% RH is the curved water saturation line on the chart)

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Seems like high-res more or less nailed the downsloping for me. I'm maybe at an inch. 32 on the button. 
 

I am patiently waiting for my NW snow to pad the stats :lol:

 

good lesson from this one. Here is the HRRR initialization for 7pm. That downslope 850mb is ripping overheard. It will slowly come around and end up enhancing our side later tonight.IMG_1642.thumb.png.fbf0b62498782832808668b893c67b26.png

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8 minutes ago, John1122 said:

Just got to 3 inches. It's snowed for just over 8 hours to get there. (Most of it fell in the last hour and twenty minutes.)

I was literally just thinking this is the hardest I’ve ever worked for a measly 3” of snow in my life. 

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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. 

I got less than 3 in Triune (eastern Williamson)
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I really can't complain much about the event for here, it's been fun.  Got about 2 inches before the lull.  A period of freezing drizzle glazed elevated surfaces and crusted the snow with some heavy sleet mixed in for good measure.  Now the backside is providing moderate snow with dimes mixed in, building up the totals again.  Closing in on 3 inches currently with the radar showing a little more fun on the way.  I have to say it was a good day.  

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