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American cities getting the shaft (snow dome/ well below normal snow):Rochester, NYAtlantic City, NJWashington, DCVirginia Beach/Norfolk, VACharlotte, NCRaleigh, NCNashville, TNMemphis, TNChattanooga, TNCincinnati, OHLouisville, KYEvansville, INIndianapolis, INChicago, ILKalamazoo, MISt. Louis, MOLittle Rock, ARTexarkana, ARWilliston, NDSalt Lake City, UTPortland, OR
Updated list. Using my best idea of where these cities are located, plus weather records and observations from you all, this is what I've come up with. The biggest loser so far this winter might just be the suburbs just to the west of Rochester, NY. They average more than 70" of snow per season, and they haven't even gotten more than some areas in Middle Tennessee per the map. I checked Rochester's wx records and they report 12" since July 1. That's well below normal.Rural areas such as western North Dakota, north-central Kansas, central Michigan, and a large swath of Missouri, llinois, and Indiana have less than many of us Tennessee have reported so far. Western Kentucky, too, has sat out this winter. That could quickly change, but it has been a very lousy winter for much of the Midwest and the Great Lakes.The coastal Mid-Atlantic has also done badly. Most of North Carolina, Virginia, eastern Maryland, DC, Delaware, and Southern New Jersey have struck out entirely, measuring less than an inch. Areas that usually see an accumulating snow event by mid-January which have been shut out include Central/SW Arkansas, the western reaches of the Dallas/FW metro, most of North Alabama, North Georgia, and Eastern North Carolina, and patches of West Tennessee and Western Kentucky.Overperformers: West Texas and Western Oklahoma, Northern Louisiana, Central Mississippi, eastern Ohio and Western PA, and stretches of the Apps from East Tennessee to southern New York state.
...FREEZING FOG ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 AM EST THISMORNING...* WHAT...Visibility less than one mile in freezing fog.* WHERE...Portions of east Tennessee, southwest Virginia and southwest North Carolina.* WHEN...Until 10 AM EST this morning.* IMPACTS...Hazardous driving conditions due to low visibility and potential frost on bridges.
Freezing fog left a beautiful mark on Middle Tennessee this morning.
hoping we don't enter just a blah type of cool dry pattern during peak winter time over the next 10 days, i really am not seeing much popping up yet to get me excited, that type of weather is so boring lol
Yeah since the models are set in stone from start to finish there is nothing coming up for us to be excited about.
pattern looks kind meh to me bama moving forward . Sux we are heading into prime time winter man
Someone say Priiiiiiime Time....
Our higher elevations may see some light accumulations this weekend. I can't speak much for places below 1000 feet, but cities like Clarksville might have a shot.
