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They said this hobby was free. Then I started paying $30 a month for WxBELL. Now I have to make $150K just to access this thread, and another $150K to buy a snowstorm? Must be inflation.

GFS went from cutter to crasher in one run. What a model.

Adam and Cecily on FB talking about hair. Ya know, girl talk... 25F/Sunny *Anxiously awaiting the massive Friday squall...

yeah would love to see a big mixed precip event to really lock in the pack. Imagine a VD '07 type sleet storm on top of this pack? Would take til April to fully melt

One storm at a time... like Birds mentioned yesterday, I'm excited for my coating to an inch early sat morning, it's trending better across all guidance.

My son works in Winston and told me pretty solid light snow there on Stratford road. Tons of wrecks in Forsyth County

The next 7-10 days seems all over the place.

Oh, so now you are trying to buy a snowstorm for 150k? I see how it is... its pay to play...er, snow

Probably not great news considering GFS has been most consistent with a storm.

I left Boone in 04 but I’ve never left Boone in my mind. The flakes are still big but the band is on its way out. .

Just a couple flurries in stokesdale. Doing much in Winston or pretty light?

Agree.....should be at least another 20".

Only cutters from here on out! You must make less than 150k.

GEFS gets Scooter warning snows

This 12z operational GFS ... very low continuity over the last several model cycles. Out of nowhere, completely edits the cinema and goes from the left, the right from 00z to 12s. I mean there's some recognizable features there, but they are hugely reposition(ing) and changing amplitude ..etc... We are have bad deterministic value for the time being...

Now that you said that, it won't be. Thanks.

Its quite amazing how much that SER feature has flattened from 2/11-2/13 the last couple of days, even for places way down south, its like 2/09 and 10 are now the only really much above days in there

Reach around?

Tapatalk is literally the worst app ever invented As I was saying, get that massive cutoff to slide into the 50/50 position with that energy ejecting out of the southwest and it would make me very happy

Yup. Same here.

Think we’ve got a lot more snow to go

That’s an old gif I haven’t seen in ages haha Yeah looks like it did it yesterday too. Also saw it on the Parkton site, though only went from 6 to 8. Last night I saw the Balt city one was showing 0 but back to having snow depth today I don’t understand the technical things but glad it seems like it could be an easy fix

Yes, everything is relative to climo. I take a 3-4 day trip to northern MI every year in mid-late February (usually the U.P., sometimes northern lower MI) and in Feb 2024 youd have thought it hadnt snowed at all the way the locals talked even though the area I was at was at like 80 inches on the season at that point. 2023-24 is my lowest snowfall since Ive kept track since 1995, at 21.4". After the gross 2023-24, 2024-25 was a good winter for MI in that it was cold and white, although snowfall was on the light side outside of the snowbelts. But 2025-26 has been a fantastic winter statewide with plentiful cold, snowfall, and snowcover. Today is the 50th day with 1"+ snowcover this season at Detroit. The depth is 8". The current 30-yr annual avg is 47 days, and the longterm avg is 49 days, so we have already eclipsed season avg in early Feb.