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GFS really owned the competition this time around

It is supposed to be very cold tonight. I dumped ice from a party Sunday night on my yard. It's still here today. But the ground won't be a HARD freeze. So you are probably right. I think most areas will get nearly to the point of big problems but then flip to rain. I anticipate that to be a theme maybe even in NC too.

I think most of us are pretty set on getting at least 6" of snow. What happens after is up to banding location and other intricacies. As others have mentioned, if we want to get closer to double digit snow amounts in the metros... we want that mix to come closer to 18z

worst call of they year x too real classic

Looks like GSP will wait for another round of model runs before deciding on the specific warning. You know it’s going to be difficult when the short term guidance that always runs warm is the coldest of them all

Someone....Hopefully many of us.....will be getting a beatdown on Sunday morning.

"Long" time lurker, learner, thank you ! What's is a time frame for start up in Mid Delaware? We'll be at a wedding in KOP area Sat Night and trying to plan out what time to bug out of it to get home. Thanks again.

Also charlotte spent all that time and effort brining the roads just for it to all wash away overnight.

Great write up by CTP.

WB 9Z NBM para

As an aside, look at that high nosing into the central U.S. Beautiful

snow and sleet will stick around for awhile with high temps next week in the 20's and lows in the low teens at night.

It's only -1 here in Hammond/East Chicago. I know what's coming.

I honestly feel for them, counties with I75 from McMinn north are a coin flip on that map (ISW vs WWA).

y'all making the teachers in Knoxville nervous about having school on Monday lol

I'm going to hug this ensemble because it shows the most snow.

Steven’s thoughts…. .

This is starting to remind me of that storm in Dec 2013 where we went from teens and snow over to sleet. It was a smaller storm but I remember the crazy temperature differential with like 13 in Sussex and 44 and rain in AC

I'm new to the boards, are you always this pessimistic? LOL

Yep, it will be hard as granite. The snowpack will contain the same water as anywhere else since we aren't transitioning to rain or going above freezing-it will just be denser near the coast.

It can overdo it. We're flipping regardless but hopefully can get a bigger front end thump like the other models have. Problem is we still have 48 hours to go

Hrrr only 17hrs from now out storm will have blossomed

-13 here and still dropping. Dew is down to -25.