Good Evening. I have missed the forum the last week as my mom was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday and then today she was sent to a local rehab facility. I won't get into details but she will be 90 this year and has fallen 3 times in the past 6 months. I hope to have some time over the next fe...

Ha, I just looked at it and it is trending to that Jan 1996/Feb 1998 upper low TN/KY and east coast surface low look. Lol

Looks like the I95 corridor may get a nice hit (again) from this Gulf system as it rounds the corner. Ugh!

Got a maybe a little over a quarter of an inch. Just enough for the Columbus drivers to lose their minds. :) Hey JP, I ended up measuring 1/8th of an inch enough to make the ugly gray sidewalks white, I estimated that it was falling at a rate of 1/16th of an inch an hour. At that rate if it would h...

tron777 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 07, 2022 8:22 am It's a nice snow shower now... cool! Wasn't expecting this.

Les, that snow shower probably came from the Ohio river NW wind effect. Lol
I've heard of that happening before!

Light fine snow is picking up here is Westwood as the gray sidewalks are getting a more white to them. Pretty sad that it has come to this getting excited seeing the sidewalks turning white!

12Z GFS looks really good guys... a nice pattern. cold and active. That's all you can ask for and hope things time out for a couple of decent or 1 nice big system. Can we put this January thread on the "Big Daddy Watch" for something really big this month? I'm going to be optimistic on th...

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 05, 2022 11:40 am 12Z Team Canada:


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1-2" is what it's showing for my hood. I'd be thrilled if I can get an inch out of this one to be honest.

I'd be happy just seeing some white outside my window working from home these days!

Today is the 210th anniversary of the first principal earthquake, M7.5, occurred at about 2:15 am (local time) in northeast Arkansas on December 16, 1811. An interesting read of that historic period in 1811 and 1812... https://www.usgs.gov/programs/earthquake-hazards/science/summary-1811-1812-new-ma...

Good Morning Les and Bgoney. Many of the new folks on here probably have not seen some of the weather discussions on here when folks have different outcomes in longer term forecasts. When this happens the discussions are wonderful as each person sees the outcomes in different ways and over the year...

tron777 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 3:20 pm Thanks for entering Joe! Hope you're able to post more in the future.

Hi Les, I will once we start seeing the potential winter storms developing, I think that we'll start seeing that potential beginning after Thanksgiving and going strong in early December. Looking forward to it!

Here we go with my CVG first snowfall accumulation? 11/28
Total snowfall for CVG Nov 1 - Mar 31...31" Most will fall in early December, middle of January and end of February. That's my guesstimate!

Found this article on the current Arctic sea ice, Sea Ice loss was surprisingly second-lowest in the past 20 years, I wonder what effects this will have on our winter?

https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-we ... wprocket=1

If you scroll up above, the regular Farmer's Almanac said "Icy, Flaky" :lol: Well how about the kiss of death from the Old Farmer's Almanac? :lol: OldFarmersAlmanac.jpg So what's the difference between cold and snowy for the OV and TN valley's vs cold and wet over the Great lakes? lol Are...

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...UPDATED TO ADD REPORTS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN 339 AM CDT MON AUG 23 2021 ...KNOWN RAINFALL TOTALS FROM SATURDAY'S HISTORIC FLOOD... CENTERVILLE 9.5 N........17.26" (COCORAHS) MCEWEN...................17.02" (CO-OP) DICKSON 6.3 WSW..........13....

Models seem to be going dryer over the next 10 days. At least that is my observation. Yes - the 12z GFS through 7/29 only has about a quarter to half inch total for much of AV land. The overnight Euro was not much better - it did have about an inch total for CVG, but much less for DAY and CMH. The ...

Good morning Tim! After work, today is lawn mowing and bean picking so I can pack clothes to get ready for my trip Fri afternoon. :lol: Glad for the dry day yesterday and today so mowing the hill should be okay now. Don't think I'll have to worry about anything burning up while I'm gone. Yeah Les, ...

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 8:41 am Good morning Joe.... I hear ya on the weeds. Been too wet and not enough dry time for weed-be-gone to be applied. It'll just wash off the leaves.

Good morning Les, I don't think we'll have brown grass this summer unless it changes drastically to hot and dry for a while.

tpweather wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 6:37 am Thanks for all the b-day wishes . All I am asking for is a couple of dry days as I got hammered yesterday between 530p-7p with nearly 2 inches.

Happy bday Tim, I'm not far behind you on the 60 club!

My weeds are growing faster than the grass with all this rain, ugh!

We just got back from Cumberland, ready to just give up on the camping/boating vacations this year as all it does is storm/rain. Ugh! Did see some beautiful towering cumulus cloud formations on the lake however, wish I would have taken some pics of it!

Heard my first annual cicada up in the tree yesterday, they get kind of noisy come August and early September before they die off as it get cooler. But they're much less than the 17 year ones, usually around 4 or 5 per tree and are a little bigger too.

Not sure what's going on at CVG but they went from 89 at 11am to 88 as of 12pm. I'm at 92 right now here. I checked their most current ob and now CVG is at 90 as of this post. :lol: Will go ahead and update the contest. Les, I really underestimated the warm surges for this month, I was counting on ...

12Z GFS please be right for the 4th of July weekend. Please be right. A front clears us on the 2nd for a nice Holiday Weekend. :thumbsup: EDIT: Joe... this is what you were talking about. :) Les, it sure was! Not to be pessimistic but the GFS showed a nice weekend (last weekend) for camping a week ...

Looking ahead towards the 4th of July weekend, the GFS seems to be mixing it up a bit with hints of a cool front pushing the chances of wet/humid weather out of the way. We'll see?

Great weather talk by Brian this morning. He made the point about the heat in the west and a great point about how these heat ridges can be hard to move and if that continues which it should over the next 2 weeks then my call of a hot summer may go down the tubes which I would love to see. Starting...