1/22/2016 Winter Storm

[Dyersburg Weather]

I don't blame them...I'd say 0-5" and the 5" could be rain or snow...because well Nashville.  Just issue a flash flood watch and winter storm watch.  Cover all bases.

I think at this point they are doing the right thing. This is a totally different set up from years past. Classic Miller B. I understand the skepticism but I think BNA is in a good position on this one. 

[Eric]

Watch it come up with a solution that completely misses us or is a total rain event at 34°

[Lcwthrnut]

You can tell the 18z gfs is running. The thread fell silent.

[snowdog]

I have a feeling 18z GFS is going to be good for BNA...

Edit: 3 contour closed 700mb low sitting over Huntsville. 

[Thundersnow]

Hour 42 - LP centered between Tupelo and Starkville, MS.

[Kevin Terry]

No good for MEM that's for sure. Pretty awful run actually

[Thundersnow]

Takes a jog to the north.

[Charles L.]

 

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[Coach B]

850s look kind of wonky at hours 42 and 45. Then better by 48 and 51.

[snowdog]

That may be just about the perfect run for BNA. 

[Chipper31]

There's a 9" difference between NAM-4km "24-hour snowfall" and "snow depth" at BNA. Caveat emptor...

[harlequin]

I live in the Vollintine-Evergreen neighborhood on the northwest side of Midtown, so I'm hoping it doesn't trend too much further east/south or else I could be in trouble.

[Coach B]

It is certainly not Euro or Nam quality, but from Jackson to Nashville and along the northern tier all the way to Tri it gets the job done. Memphis....well

[Charles L.]

GFS continues to want to put the heaviest snow band through southern into central/eastern KY.

[CT_Yankee]

Seems to me the "jog north" is something to be leery of.  Let's just hope it stays put and is not a trend...am I right?