From: Elle Marler <auxcommbriefings@...>
Date: January 13, 2023 at 4:14:27 PM EST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: AUXCOMM OF TN: NWS Morristown Impact Weather Briefing



Good afternoon everyone,

This is a winter weather update from NWS Morristown. Please forward to anyone who would benefit from this information.

If you have updates to your contact information or wish to be removed from this mailing list, please send an email to AuxcommBriefings@...

Thank you,

Laura

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Greetings,

Snowfall will continue late today and tonight and will be very elevation-dependent with many places seeing little to no accumulation. Across the highest elevations of the Tennessee mountains, snowfall accumulations in excess of 1 foot are expected. With these extreme snowfall accumulations, there could be power outages. 

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Current Watches, Warnings, or Advisories:

• Winter Storm Warning in effect until 7 AM EST Saturday
• Winter Weather Advisories in effect until 7 AM EST Saturday

What has changed:  Updated the higher snowfall areas of the Cumberland Plateau and southeast Tennessee and southwest North Carolina with Winter Weather Advisories.

Primary Hazards

• Hazard:  Heavy Snowfall Accumulations
  
• What: 2 to 6 inches of snow over the foothills and 12 to 20 inches across the highest terrain and potential power outages in the highest elevations
  
• Where: Tennessee mountains and foothills from Monroe County to Johnson County
  
• When: through early Saturday morning

• Hazard: Lighter Snowfall Accumulations
  
• What: Widely varied snowfall totals from 2 inches up to 6 inches in the higher elevations.
• Where: Southwest Virginia counties and Cumberland Plateau counties
• When: through early Saturday morning.

The attached slides/graphics provide additional information.

Useful Links

MRX Online Briefing Page

River Levels and Forecasts

MRX Webpage

Next update:  None planned unless there are any changes.

NOAA/National Weather Service
Morristown, Tennessee Weather Forecast Office

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From: Elle Marler <auxcommbriefings@...>
Date: January 12, 2023 at 8:41:32 AM EST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: AUXCOMM OF TN: NWS Morristown Impact Weather Briefing for Thursday through Friday Night



Good morning everyone,

This is a severe weather and snow update from NWS Morristown. Please forward to anyone who would benefit from this information.

If you have updates to your contact information or wish to be removed from this mailing list, please send an email to AuxcommBriefings@...

Thank you,

Laura

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Greetings, A one-two punch of strong thunderstorms followed by snow is expected today and tomorrow. The line of severe storms is expected to move through today with strong winds as the main threat. Overnight and on Friday accumulating snow is expected. This snowfall will be very elevation dependent... The higher your elevation the better chances to see accumulating snowfall, with the best chances at 2,500 feet and higher.

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Current Watches, Warnings, or Advisories:

• Wind Advisory: Midnight Tonight through 7 PM Thursday
  
• Winter Storm Warning: Midnight Friday through 7 AM Saturday
• Winter Weather Advisory: 4 AM Friday through 7 AM Saturday

What has changed: Confidence is increasing on heavy snowfall accumulations in the Appalachian Mountains, mainly above 2,500 feet. Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are in effect.

Primary Hazards

• Hazard: Line of Strong to Severe Thunderstorms
  
• What: Strong to severe storms capable of wind gusts up to 60 mph, hail and brief, spin up tornadoes.
  
• Where: Highest risk across southeast Tennessee and southwest North Carolina
  
• When: Late Thursday morning through the afternoon 


• Hazard: Accumulating Snowfall
  
• What: Lingering rain showers changing to snow showers
  
• Where: Mainly in the higher elevations of East Tennessee and southwest Virginia, generally at or above 2500 feet elevation. At the very tops of the mountains 1+ foot of snow is possible.
  
• When: Friday morning through Friday night

The attached slides/graphics provide additional information.

Useful Links

MRX Online Briefing Page

River Levels and Forecasts

MRX Webpage

Next update: By 4pm EDT Today

NOAA/National Weather Service
Morristown, Tennessee Weather Forecast Office

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From: Elle Marler <auxcommbriefings@...>
Date: January 11, 2023 at 5:11:42 PM EST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: AUXCOMM OF TN: NWS Morristown Impact Weather Briefing for Thursday through Friday Night



Good afternoon everyone,

These are today's weather updates from NWS Morristown. Please forward to anyone who would benefit from this information.

If you have updates to your contact information or wish to be removed from this mailing list, please send an email to AuxcommBriefings@...

Thank you,

Laura

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Good afternoon,

A system will affect the area on Thursday with gusty winds and the potential for a line of strong to severe thunderstorms (main risk is severe wind gusts). After the associated cold front passes through the area Thursday night, a transition to light snow showers is expected with significant snow accumulations possible across the higher elevations of the mountains, generally at or above 2500 feet elevation. Lower elevation valley locations are expected to see little to no snow accumulation.

Current Watches, Warnings, or Advisories:

• Wind Advisory: Midnight Tonight through 7 PM Thursday
• Winter Storm Watch: Midnight Friday through 7 AM Saturday

What has changed: Confidence has increased in the potential for embedded severe thunderstorms within a line of rain and storms on Thursday. Confidence has also increased in significant snow accumulations across the higher elevations of the mountains on Friday and Friday night.

Primary Hazards

• Hazard: Line of Strong to Severe Thunderstorms
  
• What: Strong to severe storms capable of wind gusts up to 60 mph and brief, spin up tornadoes.
  
• Where: Highest risk across southeast Tennessee and southwest North Carolina
  
• When: Late Thursday morning through the afternoon 

• Hazard: Accumulating Snowfall
  
• What: Lingering rain showers changing to snow showers
• Where: Mainly in the higher elevations of East Tennessee and southwest Virginia, generally at or above 2500 feet elevation.
• When: Friday morning through Friday night

The attached graphics provide additional information.

Useful Links

MRX Online Briefing Page

River Levels and Forecasts

MRX Webpage

Next update: By 5 AM EST Thursday

NOAA/National Weather Service
Morristown, Tennessee Weather Forecast Office

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From: Elle Marler <auxcommbriefings@...>
Date: January 10, 2023 at 2:32:31 PM EST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: AUXCOMM OF TN: NWS Morristown Impact Weather Briefing for Thursday through Friday Night



Good afternoon everyone,

Today's weather update from NWS Morristown. Please forward to anyone who would benefit from this information.

If you have updates to your contact information or wish to be removed from this mailing list, please send an email to AuxcommBriefings@...

Thank you,

Laura

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Greetings,

A system will affect the area late in the week and into the weekend, initially with showers and a few thunderstorms on Thursday, some possibly strong to severe. After the associated cold front passes through the area Thursday night, a transition to light snow showers is expected. Currently, forecast snowfall accumulations are limited to mainly the higher elevations of East Tennessee and southwest Virginia. 

Current Watches, Warnings, or Advisories:

• None

What has changed: Confidence has increased in the potential for isolated strong to severe storms, followed by snow accumulations in the higher elevations.

Primary Hazards

• Hazard: Isolated Strong to Severe Storms
  
• What: Strong to severe storms capable of wind gusts up to 60 mph
  
• Where: Mainly in southeast Tennessee and southwest North Carolina
  
• When: Late Thursday morning through the afternoon 

• Hazard: Accumulating Snowfall
  
• What: Lingering rain showers changing to snow showers
• Where: Mainly in the higher elevations of East Tennessee and southwest Virginia.
• When: Friday morning through Friday night

The attached graphics provide additional information.

Useful Links

MRX Online Briefing Page

River Levels and Forecasts

MRX Webpage

Next update: By 4 PM EST Wednesday

NOAA/National Weather Service
Morristown, Tennessee Weather Forecast Office

Info Online: Facebook | Twitter | Webpage

On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 16:36, George N2APB

<n2apb@...> wrote:

Hi Tim,

Thanks for the offer. Is it a tri-magnet type?

George

On Jan 2, 2023, at 6:07 PM, Tim Montgomery via groups.io <n4tlm@...> wrote:

I have one you can borrow if you want.

Tim Montgomery
N4TLM
865-256-8827

On Mon, Jan 2, 2023 at 16:02, George N2APB

<n2apb@...> wrote:

Does anyone have a spare/unused mag mount for a standard 3/8”x24 threads screw-in antenna, as like for a hamstick?  Preferably a triple magnet type for greater stability on my truck’s aluminum roof. (Will only be using it while stationary in field ops.)

Thanks!

73, George N2APB

On Jan 2, 2023, at 6:07 PM, Tim Montgomery via groups.io <n4tlm@...> wrote:

I have one you can borrow if you want.

Tim Montgomery
N4TLM
865-256-8827

On Mon, Jan 2, 2023 at 16:02, George N2APB

<n2apb@...> wrote:

Does anyone have a spare/unused mag mount for a standard 3/8”x24 threads screw-in antenna, as like for a hamstick?  Preferably a triple magnet type for greater stability on my truck’s aluminum roof. (Will only be using it while stationary in field ops.)

Thanks!

73, George N2APB

From: Elle Marler <auxcommbriefings@...>
Date: January 3, 2023 at 11:24:40 PM EST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: AUXCOMM OF TN: *Updated* NWS Morristown Impact Weather Briefing for Tonight/Wednesday



Good evening everyone,

Tonight's last update from NWS Morristown. Please forward to anyone who would benefit from this information.

If you have updates to your contact information or wish to be removed from this mailing list, please send an email to AuxcommBriefings@...

Thank you,

Laura

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Greetings,

This email update takes the place of the previously scheduled 5 AM briefing that was due Wednesday morning. This is due to the second round of storms moving in earlier than stated in this afternoon's briefing. 

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has trimmed back the slight risk area from early today now that the first wave of storms is finished. The new slight risk area is across the extreme southern TN Valley and into southwest NC, which is the greatest area of concern with the second wave of storms. See the graphic below for additional information. 

Current Watches, Warnings, or Advisories:

• Wind Advisory has been extended for portions of the Southern Appalachian Mountains

What has changed: Second round of showers and storms will move in earlier than anticipated. Existing Wind Advisory has been extended across portions of the east TN mountains until 1 PM EST Wednesday afternoon. 

The attached slides/graphics provide additional information.

Useful Links

MRX Online Briefing Page

River Levels and Forecasts

MRX Webpage

Next update: None unless conditions warrant.

NOAA/National Weather Service
Morristown, Tennessee Weather Forecast Office

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