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As I posted in the other thread, after a few out to sea runs the GFS seems to be working back towards being a snow threat, at least for East Tennessee, on the latest run. We will see if this is the start of NW trend. Hope it takes a classic Miller A track.
12/14 0Z GFS shows a Miller A on Saturday 12/18. We need the low to be a little stronger and temps a little colder. East TN may do real well (about 4 inches of snow progged for Knoxville). Of course a lot can change between now and then.
Man really need that upper level support to phase a bit earlier.
MODELS CONTINUE TO INDICATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SECONDARYWAVES OF LOW PRESSURE ALONG THIS FRONT TOWARD THE WEEKEND...BUT LOWCONFIDENCE EXISTS WITH THE TIMING OF THESE OR THE SPECIFIC MOVEMENTOF THE FRONT AT THIS TIME. THE 00Z GFS IS ADVERTISING A SIGNIFICANTLOW DEVELOPING ALONG THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND TRACKING ACROSSGEORGIA BY SAT. THIS WOULD HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO BRING PERHAPS ASIGNIFICANT SNOW EVENT TO THE AREA...BUT IS NOT BACKED UP WELL BYGFS ENSEMBLES OR THE ECMWF. AT THIS TIME...HAVE RETAINED JUST ASLIGHT CHANCE RAIN/SNOW MIX FOR SAT.
I expect modeling to consolidate on a healthy storm that will bring snow from the Tennessee Valley to the coastal mid- and north Atlantic states this weekend. A front runner is coming out and that is complicating matters, but the upper pattern over the weekend is favorable for snow fairly far back and the surface pattern, should correct toward it. The UKMET remains the most wound up of all the ideas and I will go over the options on the Big Dog.