1/22/2016 Winter Storm

[Jeremy]

0z NAM does look a lot better but I'm not totally buying that surface low to move that far north when it looks so great at 500mb...

[draelius]

Still a good hit for West TN, NW MS. If you want to snow chase on Friday, I-40 between Little Rock and Jackson, TN is the place to go. Somebody along there is going to get walloped.

[marjl21]

Wow... The 4km nam is dropping 2'+ in western KY

[Matthew]

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

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Just what Ron Howes was showing.  Well I am sure he has seen this soooooo many times he knows better to predict more than an inch for I40.   When will I learn?  Lol.

[dwagner88]

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

I'd love to will this storm a bit further south for our Nashville brethren who have been so snow starved these past few years. That being said, if I'm chasing this, I'm heading for CKV.

[JTM1988]

Wow... The 4km nam is dropping 2'+ in western KY

Which they also got...last year


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[Trevor]

Just curious...because I couldn't find it anywhere I looked. What is the timing criteria for a Winter Storm Warning? 36 or 24 hours out?

[Kevin Terry]

The way the 4km NAM resolves QPF/precipitation is beyond my ability to understand. How is this plausible?

[Matthew]

Which they also got...last year


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Paducah got 2 storms over 12" last year.  I was just reminded earlier today.  Sheesh.  The rich appear to might be getting richer.

[Jeremy]

Just curious...because I couldn't find it anywhere I looked. What is the timing criteria for a Winter Storm Warning? 36 or 24 hours out?

8-36 hours

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/meg/?n=headlines

[wfrogge]

Just curious...because I couldn't find it anywhere I looked. What is the timing criteria for a Winter Storm Warning? 36 or 24 hours out?

Thought it varied per office for the timing

[Dyersburg Weather]

The way the 4km NAM resolves QPF/precipitation is beyond my ability to understand. How is this plausible?

IMO its not. It fills in the void a couple frames later but Im not buying that frame.

[Charles L.]

Don't worry guys. With that big a shift, come the 12z runs  tomorrow this system will give Tulsa a foot! I-44 here we come!

[Scot]

This isn't even funny!  Deja Vu


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[StormNine]

Paducah got 2 storms over 12" last year.  I was just reminded earlier today.  Sheesh.  The rich appear to might be getting richer.

Ohio County got a 13'' with the Presidents Day Storm and 23'' with the March 4th-5th one.