1/22/2016 Winter Storm

[Nashville_Wx]

Smh.... Not a great run if you live in Nashville in my opinion .Will see if the GFS follows this trend.

[Dyersburg Weather]

[Hank W]

Little Rock went from maybe an inch on the previous two runs to a foot on this run...Sounds about right.

[snowdog]

What the heck was that?  LOL.  BNA, you can't unsee what you just saw. 

[Clarksville Snowman]

Doesn't look too bad to me for a lot of the state. But I will defer to better folks better at this than me.

[Lcwthrnut]

Well... All that praying must have paid off for Memphis!

[Matthew]

I guess Jonesboro will get their usual snow storm.

[Hunter_McDonald]

That low track is not good for MEM is it?

[wfrogge]

Well... All that praying must have paid off for Memphis!

Yeah this run gives Memphis and counties along the river a good hit

[Sbeagles]

I see that were back to a solution that will give me an up close and personal with the low.

[Matthew]

Unreal.  I would bet the house that the GFS does the same.  Does it not run off some of the NAM data?

[Charles L.]

Doesn't look too bad to me for a lot of the state. But I will defer to better folks better at this than me.

You still do excellent. The gradient for middle TN is tight. Joelton could get 6" while SE Davidson gets only an inch or so.

[Kevin Terry]

If I choose between the 0z NAM and 18z GFS I'm riding with the 0z NAM all day.............

[StormNine]

That NAM run would be a crippling strike to NW TN and Kentucky and the Tennessee border counties that border Kentucky. Would be looking at locally up to a 1/2 inch plus of ice from SE Missouri running across southern KY plus a major snow hit along with gusty winds up to 25-35MPH. Tweets noticed that the trough took on more of a neutral tilt leading to the low going more poleward.  Still want to see if the GFS will follow the 00Z Nam and few of the in house models on the TV stations. 

[Eric]

Boy, the NAM just put the ole screws to the I-40 corridor.  It's the NAM...what can you do.