**Big Dog ULL/Southern Slider Jan 17th -18th 2013**

The only way I get 7"+ at my house is if my wife hires a porn star. Either way I'm fvcked.

VFL wrote:The only way I get 7"+ at my house is if my wife hires a porn star. Either way I'm fvcked.

VFL wrote:The only way I get 7"+ at my house is if my wife hires a porn star. Either way I'm fvcked.

No way getting 7 inches of snow at my house is not getting fvck as bad as letting my wife hire a porn star. I would take 7 inches a day of snow everyday than let my wife have to hire a porn star. LOL. That muther-fer BETTER be paying me to even get an opportunity to see my wife. LOF

LOL yall are crazy




Meanwhile..the 0z model runs have started and the 0z NAM is first up to bat!

Don't look for either to happen any time soon.

And the nam hits a steroidal McGwire homerun for Nearly the whole state.

jmundie wrote:And the nam hits a steroidal McGwire homerun for Nearly the whole state.

BOOM!!!!!!

jmundie wrote:And the nam hits a steroidal McGwire homerun for Nearly the whole state.

Wow..you aint kidding!!

WOOF WOOF..lol

Too much dry air to overcome for that to happen, plus we're dealing with possible temp issues as well. I don't look for the rest of the models to follow suit tonight.

Tom has matured so much, but I think he was bashed so much for trolling he's afraid to enjoy and let loose nowdays.

shane03 wrote:Tom has matured so much, but I think he was bashed so much for trolling he's afraid to enjoy and let loose nowdays.

Haha I got stunted in my growth! But seriously, I have seen too many busts in my short time of following weather that I just look for any possible factors that could doom a system and I go with them until it gets close in effort to not do any emotional rollercoasting lol

Tom - you really should speak less. There is no dry air to overcome for this system. The question is whether it takes that far north of a track and whether the precip rates can overcome marginal boundary layer temps.

jmundie wrote:Tom - you really should speak less. There is no dry air to overcome for this system. The question is whether it takes that far north of a track and whether the precip rates can overcome marginal boundary layer temps.

Thank you..lol



In case anyone hasnt seen the latest NAM.. I posted the hi res graphics here
http://www.tnweatherspot.com/t460p25-2013-winter-storm-graphics-members-only#20501

jmundie wrote:Tom - you really should speak less. There is no dry air to overcome for this system. The question is whether it takes that far north of a track and whether the precip rates can overcome marginal boundary layer temps.

Mundie, first off, don't disrespect... number two, there could very well be dry air to overcome. Yesterday we were talking about it. A set of model runs will not impact my thoughts.

jmundie wrote:Tom - you really should speak less. There is no dry air to overcome for this system. The question is whether it takes that far north of a track and whether the precip rates can overcome marginal boundary layer temps.

yeah, dry air should be no problem here what so ever... a possible waa nose coming in, i would be worried about that

tom23 wrote:

number two, there could very well be dry air to overcome. Yesterday we were talking about it.

Tom..show us the dry air or shut the hell up about it!

Toot wrote:

tom23 wrote:

number two, there could very well be dry air to overcome. Yesterday we were talking about it.

Tom..show us the dry air or shut the hell up about it!

All I have to do is pull up some models from yesterday and even from today, and a few posts regarding it, and then voila! There's your dry air!

No school for a month!

skillsweather wrote:No school for a month!

LMAO

Lol at the ole North American Model. Gotta think it could be on to something. I'd take an inch or two and be happy. I mean I don't have to be gready and all, like Maury co. right in the middle of that bullseye in S Mid TN. I tell you, something about S mid TN, esp. Maury Co. the last few years. If you want snow, that'd be a great place to start looking lol. That said, we'll see, I have a feeling more changes a comin'

HPC probs of greater than one inch of snow

can the nam score a big upset here... umm the gfs is slowly heading towards it after tonights runs... stay tuned

Definately a shift towards the nam there Bruce. Looks like im gonna have to edit the title of this thread to include the word "ULL"

Whats the use tracking a system without adding the old and crazy DGEX into the mix? lol

Fortuantely this storm will be out of the DGEX's range the next run


It looks like it tries to dodge the whole state but still lays some snow down in spots..of course this is just a fun model to look at. Its never took seriously

I'm not disrespecting you Tom. You literally have no clue what you're talking about. There isn't really any dry arctic air for this system. It's a dynamic upper level low pulling cold air in from up north. Dry air is an issue with overrunning events, but not this type of event.