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    Christmas Storm Possible

    Models are showing a good storm affecting the region christmas eve and night. Right now the storm totals are up in the air but it is almost certain that it will be snowing on Christmas....
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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Special weather statement
    national weather service morristown tn
    343 pm est tue dec 21 2010

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    including the cities of...murphy...hayesville...oneida...
    La follette...tazewell...sneedville...rogersville...k ingsport...
    Bristol...mountain city...wartburg...clinton...oak ridge...
    Maynardville...rutledge...morristown...newport...c osby...
    Greeneville...cedar creek...johnson city...erwin...elizabethton...
    Roan mountain...kingston...lenoir city...knoxville...dandridge...
    Maryville...cades cove...sevierville...gatlinburg...dunlap...
    Pikeville...dayton...decatur...athens...madisonvil le...
    Coker creek...jasper...chattanooga...cleveland...benton. ..
    Ducktown...jonesville...wise...norton...gate city...lebanon...
    Abingdon
    343 pm est tue dec 21 2010 /243 pm cst tue dec 21 2010/


    ...accumulating snow possible this weekend...

    A low pressure system is forecast to develop near the gulf coast
    friday before tracking across the southeastern states and then
    northeast off the carolina coast. While the track of this storm
    is still very uncertain...this system has the potential to bring
    significant snow accumulations to the region christmas eve into
    christmas day.

    Precipitation is expected to move into the area friday afternoon or
    friday night. The precipitation may begin as rain...especially over
    southern areas...but is forecast to transition to all snow by early
    saturday morning. The snow is forecast to diminish saturday...before
    transitioning to snow showers and flurries for saturday night and
    sunday.

    The details of this system are still very uncertain...and there is
    still the potential that much of the precipitation will fall as
    rain or that the system will track far enough away that very little
    precipitation will fall in our area. However...at this time it
    appears likely that at least some snow will fall...and significant
    accumulations are possible. Right now the best chances for
    significant snow accumulations appear to be across southwest
    virginia...the northern half of east tennessee...and the higher
    elevations...where the probability of an extended period of rain is
    lower.

    Stay tuned to noaa weather radio and other local media for further
    details or updates on this potential winter weather situation.


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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Since I am having Christmas dinner at my house for all or most of my family, in the case that there is lots of snow and people get snowed in at my house, I am prepared to offer a large amount of cash for someone to remove them and take them back home LOL!! Just kiddin...

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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Quote Originally Posted by cosmo99 View Post
    Just kiddin...
    Now you're lying.

    :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Not me!:snickerpup:
    Hope you have a great Christmas SBG and an excellent New Year!

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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours, cosmo. Even if they do get snowed in. LMFAO!!! :laffingassoff:

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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Most still going, although not too confidently due to continued great model differences, with a snowfall from late this evening into Saturday of about 1-4 inches as the northern disturbance tracks to our south but weakens as it nears, then as the second most southern disturbance takes over and turns up the coast, the northwest flow kicks in and the upslope looks to add more especially in the higher elevations from late Saturday and on into Monday probably providing the bulk of the snow once again with several more inches possible. Winter weather advisory probably going to be issued in a little while for the first wave, then we may see a winter storm watch for heavier snows in the higher elevations from later Saturday into Sunday night.

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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Winter Weather Advisory up midnight until noon Saturday, Winter Storm Watch up from Saturday evening until Monday afternoon.

    Advisory details call for 1-2 or so through early Saturday, then possibly 6-12 beginning Saturday night into Monday morning across the higher elevations.

    National Weather Service Watch Warning Advisory Summary

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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    Here we go.

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    Re: Christmas Storm Possible

    HAHA No one got snowed in at my house!!:thankU::2thumbsup:

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