Poll: Your snow prediction for Thursday

[dave]

I thought this might be fun for everyone... Considering the model roulette, and differing opinions amongst forum members...

For the 24 hours starting at 1/7/10 at 00:53 hours, how much snow will officially fall at Nashville International Airport?

[Clay]

I'll say 2".

[Snowman]

Im sticking with 1-2. Hopefully im wrong. Id like about 8.

[skillsweather]

more then 3" is my vote hopeing that moisture in south west moves north more.  

[dave]

It's a poll!  Vote Vote Vote 

[Snowmachine]

I'm predicting 2.5" to 3" in my yard by Thursday evening. Hope I'm right.

[Thundersnow]

My thoughts about this system... I predict that there will be a large general area of light accumulations of dusting to 2".  But, within that area, it won't surprise me if a heavier band or two sets up dropping anomalously heavier accumulations over whoever happens to be lucky enough to be under it.

[Charles L.]

1-3" is actually my call.

1" south towards TN/AL border, 3" towards the TN/KY border.

[beth]

I am going to say 2-4 inches. Pushing it, but maybe I could find a 4 inch snow drift!

[Tom23]

My MRX and local stations are calling for 1-3 inches of fluffy snow. I don't know why they aren't calling for drifts in my area, but a general safe 1-2 inches is my vote.

[Andy]

I am going with 3.5 inches here in my neck of the woods in the Mammoth Cave Ky area. I believe this system will outperform the models.

[Mathman]

I'm voting for 3" at the airport.  Less than one inch where I live, since snow is afraid of me. 

[Adam]

Im going 1-2" but if the models continue to trend like the NAM has, i might change it.

[dave]

We need more votes!!

[Thundersnow]

My thoughts about this system... I predict that there will be a large general area of light accumulations of dusting to 2".  But, within that area, it won't surprise me if a heavier band or two sets up dropping anomalously heavier accumulations over whoever happens to be lucky enough to be under it.

The little blue splotches showing up in this WRF map in SW TN... that's the kind of thing I was thinking about when I mentioned the "anomalously heavier accumulations" this thing could drop over an isolated lucky few.

But, you can't take what this short-range model map shows literally as far as exactly where it happens... just that it may happen somewhere in the area.  We shall see.