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Winter Storm Watch-2/18/12

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Alright Cheif Meteorologist nWo, give me your best prediction for total snow accumlation for the Ashland, Ky. area. Also won't this snow melt pretty fast? Isn't it supposed to be in the 50's on Monday? I assume you'll be calling for flash flood warnings on Monday?
No, I wouldn't look for flash flooding on Monday. About Wednesday I would say to watch for it. It looks like we'll be having snow showers or flurries on Monday. I was just looking at the NAM total for that area and it looks like 10-15 inches. It is calling for around 7 inches in the Bowling Green area. The Richmond area is looking at 10-12. Of course these are estimates and will more likely change.
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No, I wouldn't look for flash flooding on Monday. About Wednesday I would say to watch for it. It looks like we'll be having snow showers or flurries on Monday. I was just looking at the NAM total for that area and it looks like 10-15 inches. It is calling for around 7 inches in the Bowling Green area. The Richmond area is looking at 10-12. Of course these are estimates and will more likely change.

 

Means we should get that too. Thanks so much for all your updates. Really appreciate them!!!!!

I just looked at the regular forecast on weather underground and it says about 4 inches total for Boyle County. Is that about right?

If any kind of snow storm tracks the way it always does there will be golfing in Northern Kentucky on Sunday and Monday.

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Here's the snow fall map from this morning's run. As Chris Bailey said on his site. It looks like parts of the state south of I-64 are going to get hit hard.

 

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The Richmond area is looking at 10-12. Of course these are estimates and will more likely change.
I assume you're talking about Richmond, Va.

How accuarte is Chris Bailey? NWS calling for 3-4 inches for Somerset and Richmond areas.....map above showing 8-10 inches for same area.

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How accuarte is Chris Bailey? NWS calling for 3-4 inches for Somerset and Richmond areas.....map above showing 8-10 inches for same area.
He's very accurate. You have to remember that the NWS site is not updated as often as Chris Bailey updates his site. Look for Winter Storm Warnings to come out soon.
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I assume you're talking about Richmond, Va.
Nope my wife said she saw it on CNN. So she is right!! :thumb::D
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Winter Storm warnings are now going up in Tennessee. The interesting part, to me, is that it is from 7am to 12 midnight on Sunday.

Nope my wife said she saw it on CNN. So she is right!! :thumb::D
Your last snowfall map (Post #40) showed 1-4" for that area. Has that been raised since then?
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Your last snowfall map (Post #40) showed 1-4" for that area. Has that been raised since then?
This was this morning. Everyone should remember that this amounts are going to fluctuate until the storm gets closer and they get a better handle on it.
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This is what the afternoon's run of the NAM model is showing.

 

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That is in West Virgina. I've started a new thread since they have issued a Winter Storm Warning and closed this one.

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