The cold front is faster than forecasted.
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Wintry Midsouth Winter Storm January 12th-13th
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SCweather
Member
The euro just threw a wrench dodge ball style on everything.
JLL1973
Member
anyone have the euro snow map for midsouth area?
Coach B
Member
Snowlover, you always bring some great graphics but for some reason they don't show up much of the time for me.
How?
Not for us. It's making a difficult forecast to our West.
Well, now they feel how we do in the Midlands of SC we always have a problem with forecasting wintry wx here!!
SCweather
Member
Was talking about the storm that will be hitting TN.
olhausen
Member
Shawn do you think the euro looks better snow wise or worse? Also did the euro show almost a half inch of freezing for north Middle Tennessee or did I read that wrong?
jaymackd3
Member
From the nws in Memphis
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NWMSGuy
Member
It appears from this post they are removing most of the northern most MS counties out of the Watch to Advisory criteria except for Desoto which looks to be put under a Warning.From the nws in Memphis
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packfan98
Moderator
Looks like the 18z Nam and HiRes Nam both look to be a little snowier with less less freezing rain than 12z.
Now SE TN is in play YAY
I'm looking at the wording from the Memphis NWS regarding the Winter Storm Warning and it says: " Significant snow and ice accumulations will be possible across much of the region." Then it says sleet and snow accumulations will only be 2 inches or less. Seems a little contradictory.
Stormlover
Member
That is significant for there, especially when some of it is ice.
ForsythSnow
Moderator
FFC now says there is a 30% chance of flurries here now. I'll believe it when I see it. I bet dry air will kill it. I don't expect anything this far east unless I see it coming.
Lol ok. I just figured being in TN they would be a little more used to snow and ice than say a place like Jackson or Birmingham. 2 inches seems rather minimal but I guess because of the ice that is what makes it significant.
Stormlover
Member
Wow, NAM big hit for NW Ala..big improvement
