January 2021

[Clarksville Snowman]

Returns look to be headed into northwest middle tn, I will be watching.   

[gcbama]

Interesting storm on the 0z GFS. Of course it's not for us and it's over 200 hours out, but the model is showing a noreaster undergoing bombogenesis and absolutely throwing a ton of snow across the northeast.

At 213 the SLP is in south central KY at 996. 24 hours later the SLP is in prime position off of the east coast at 970. That's 26 mb within 24 hours 

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I wouldn't want to be on martha's vineyard for that one lol

[schneitzeit]

Those snow showers to the NW look good for those along the KY border. Where's our Clarksville Snowman?

Edit: Oh, I was too dumb to see he posted just 30 minutes ago.

[Clarksville Snowman]

Snowing at a moderate clip here at the moment. Pretty decent sized flakes. Edit- It's just to warm for anything to stick, it has come down real good a few times with some real big silver dollar flakes for about 5 minutes. But it's still 36 here and the radar is showing it isn't going to be around much longer. It was fun watching them big flakes fall, I want some of that for about 4-5 hours or more. We need a BIG DOG!::snowman::

[rkhvoljohnsoncity]

We had a very hard snow shower in Johnson City for about 5 minutes. The temperature dropped to 32 and the roads even got white it was snowing so hard. Hopefully we will get a few more of those later tonight. It looks like the long range models are trending toward last January, yuck


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[rkhvoljohnsoncity]

The long range through February 3rd is looking like last year except a little cooler. The Pacific is screwing us big time it appears. How many winters in a row is that going to happen. It seems every year now it locks in out west regardless of a Greenland block or not. I think the chance of winter events is fading away when 7 days ago it looked very promising. It seems to always trend warmer and never colder. Just not sure what pattern we need to bring winter our way


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[Bruce]

Euro has a system could be first severe wx this season. Especially for the south 25. 26 th period . Dew points easily getting in the low to mid 60 range approaching north ms.

[Bruce]

The long range through February 3rd is looking like last year except a little cooler. The Pacific is screwing us big time it appears. How many winters in a row is that going to happen. It seems every year now it locks in out west regardless of a Greenland block or not. I think the chance of winter events is fading away when 7 days ago it looked very promising. It seems to always trend warmer and never colder. Just not sure what pattern we need to bring winter our way


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we need the climate we had pretty much the 70s and 80s. Lol that would help

[schneitzeit]

Some Tennessee counties have been drier than normal, so the coming rains will help with that.

https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonitor.aspx?TN

[Bruce]

Some Tennessee counties have been drier than normal, so the coming rains will help with that.

https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonitor.aspx?TN

models are actually backing off on the overall precip it was showing . That

[Beth]

Euro has a system could be first severe wx this season. Especially for the south 25. 26 th period . Dew points easily getting in the low to mid 60 range approaching north ms.

Oh yippee!  After the crazy boys and girls try to blow up the Inauguration then we get to have severe weather. I personally I think our Country has enough to deal with right now without more death and destruction. Sorry Bruce but that is just how I feel right now. 

[Nashville_Wx]

models are actually backing off on the overall precip it was showing . That

[Bruce]

A good amount of precip will fall over the next 10 days. European still showing a mean of over 3" of rainfall.   GFS Ensemble vs Yesterday through day 10 show a increase in QPF....

was showing over 5 inches two days ago

[Curt]

Historic day indeed and it was even more pronounced in Tennessee snow and cold-wise. Memphis Intl went from 50 to -4 in less than 24 hours with 2-4 inches of dry powder. Blowing snow was the rule that evening limiting visibility significantly. Nashville eventually reached -17 and Knoxville -24.

[snowdog]

was showing over 5 inches two days ago

Rain clown maps in January...