Stormlover
Member
Going to be a sweet spot just north of the rain/sleet/fr rain/rain line and it's looking more and more like far northwest and north central ala might be in it
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Wintry January 14-16th storm potential.
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Triplephase93
Member
Lots of Chattanooga members here hoping to break our snow drought.
Flotown
Member
was aboit to say...it still north of other guidance but south of its previous run
griteater
Member
Don't have a strong opinion on it, but here on the CMC Ens, you can see here on the trend loop for Monday morning how the weak wave over OK is separating itself from the trailing wave over Montana. Also, the height lines change their orientation thru the SE and Mid-Atlantic (pointed farther south). So, these changes are moving the initial snow band south some and helping to crank some precip back inland with the trail wave diving down a little later and sharper
cyclogent
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Yep. 22 months since we officially had a 1"+ snowfall, and 9 years since we had a 6"+ snowfall. Have to go back 13 years to find a snowpack that lingers for a whole week. Just sad lol. This setup has plenty of potential to overperform, BUT, plenty of potential to go poof. Always a game of chance.
Yep. 22 months since we officially had a 1"+ snowfall, and 9 years since we had a 6"+ snowfall. Have to go back 13 years to find a snowpack that lingers for a whole week. Just sad lol. This setup has plenty of potential to overperform, BUT, plenty of potential to go poof. Always a game of chance.
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
9 years since you’ve had a 6” snowfall is nothing. It’s been 41 years for Atlanta.
Uncle Nasty
Member
We've had a few good snows here in the last 10 years but no staying power. 2 overnight thumpers, 1 in 2014, and 1 in 2015. They both melted off the next day. On February 8th in 2020, we picked up 3" under a ULL around 7am, and it was completely melted off by noon. Here are 2 pictures from the 2020 snow that stuck around for about 4 hours.
I would love to get 3+ inches on the ground with this next system and have the cold following. The last time we had staying power snow was in January 2011. I believe it hit on January 10th-11th.
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Euro looks very gfs and cmc like through 60 for areas to the west
Going to be a good run on the Euro for Huntsville to Chattanooga to Knoxville
Euro going pound town on northern Mississippi through 66
Stormlover
Member
Big run for that corridor. Shifted a bit south from 18z
That band of snow trending south though ?
snowplow
Member
Hopefully Euro ends up like the RGEM
Maybe that much ice is like the high wind forecast (70 mph) that never happens.
SimeonNC
Member
Imagine if NC ends up getting the shift south with the initial band along with the late blooming coastal low, if that's possible.
Nam is icy for North Mississippi and Alabama.
SimeonNC
Member
Can anyone explain how a LP can be right off the coast and yet there is no precip at all?