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Wintry Winters Last Stand / March 11th-13th Winter Storm

NAM went nuts for southern tenn tonight
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Speaks for itself - no FL comment needed or warranted (except perhaps - GaWx - you running up I-95?)

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SoutheastRidge said:
I guess the sun angle killed it for us in GA. If only it had come in during the night or early morning hours.
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It is coming in the night. I am just going to go cliche and say it's nowcasting time! LOL. Our temps have risen here to around 48, and humidity is way down. DP is about 23 right now, so maybe the dry air will save us?
 
ForsythSnow said:
It is coming in the night. I am just going to go cliche and say it's nowcasting time! LOL. Our temps have risen here to around 48, and humidity is way down. DP is about 23 right now, so maybe the dry air will save us?
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Ok then. So timing for us in GA is perfect. What could go wrong ?
 
Basically everyone is sitting around watching 850 temps first and foremost and see how far the get south and the more southern your are then you hope surface temps drop as afternoon comes on
 
malak05 said:
Basically everyone is sitting around watching 850 temps first and foremost and see how far the get south and the more southern your are then you hope surface temps drop as afternoon comes on
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I am looking at the surface as well. If you go by the SPC Hourly Mesoscale page, what is being predicted in central TN vs what is actually occurring is amazing. Here is the surface analysis.
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/mesoa....php?sector=17&parm=pmsl&underlay=1&source=1#
 
Webberweather53 said:
I know Brad P mentioned this but there was a report of heavy snow from Paris, Mississippi in the northern portion of the state a little while ago, well southeast of Memphis where 2" of snow had already fallen and visibility was about 3/4 of a mile. Wouldn't rule out some flakes making it into northern AL and GA...
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Well you would think if they can get 2" we could get at least an inch. We are higher in elevation than they are. Elevation has to count for something right ?
 
Webberweather53 said:
I know Brad P mentioned this but there was a report of heavy snow from Paris, Mississippi in the northern portion of the state a little while ago, well southeast of Memphis where 2" of snow had already fallen and visibility was about 3/4 of a mile. Wouldn't rule out some flakes making it into northern AL and GA...
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I'm scouring Twitter and other sources and see nothing about that snow in Paris, Mississippi..Paris, Tennessee yes. Temps throughout that region have been 39/40 degrees at the lowest this morning.
 
Apparently its a great day to live in a town called Paris. Both Paris, TN and Paris, MS look like the big winners. I wonder if Paris, TX is next ?
 
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