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Man,, I am. trully sorryyy. (Sorry for the typos. Close to whiteout conditions here currently and I can't see my keyboard with all this powder flying)

-40C at 500mb is cold! It's also nearly bottom-tier for ILX (Lincoln, IL) upper-air observations for all time

-10's/-20's inland with +/- sd's along the shore this morning. Looks like 1-2" possibly 3" of snow for tomorrow across the broader region here. Forecast is for 1" here in TH. Stats for Jan here in TH: max avg 16.9 (23.7), min avg 1.2 (7.4), mean avg 9.1 (15.6), precip 0.67" (1.04"), and snow 10.3" (14.7"). Since Oct, precip sits at 2.79" (ranked 10th driest). Going to need some wet months this year or else drought severity will continue to worsen.

Snow has taped off to light here. Right at 7 inches fell using the wipe method. Approximately 6 inches max depth.

Y’all really don’t think you’re gonna see any snow at all? It really over performed here. Up to 1.5” now and still coming down. Should end up between 3-4” I would think .

Funny story. I was having a difficult time getting the ice from last week's storm off part of my driveway. The lawn maintenance guys arrived at my neighbors house on Thursday with a leaf blower. I thought they were nuts trying such a thing. They busted up the ice in no time. I proceeded to do the same thing. Had that ice busted up in minutes. It was a festivus miracle! I have already blown my driveway three times this morning, but am having a difficult time keeping up with the heavy accumulation. That is a good problem to have. Now, if I could keep the snow from blowing in on my carport. It is already a slick as glass. I am to hang extra long shower curtain liners for the next storm, which I think we will get this winter.

Yes! We got a convection band that absolutely obliterated us! It reminds me of the snow from when I lived in Michigan and it was a full white out. Supposed to have more convection bands move in over the next few hours. Definitely a great system for us in ME GA and the heaviest snow I’ve seen down here, besides my time in Michigan, which that doesn’t count lol .

Same at the Wake/Franklin line. Very hard to think we will get much. I saw @PackGrad05 say don’t lose hope may come on later for Wake. Hope that means northern Wake too.

21.7/19.8 south of Clayton, GA. Between 6.5 and 7 inches. Rates have finally slacked up with the flow changing a bit more due north.

Fwiw, Cfs2 is really wet in the east for March. If we can get some of that to come in before the end of the month, we'll be tired of shoveling.

Cmc repeats today's storm lol

The roads should be fine killed me [emoji1787] But seriously, still think there’s some late afternoon potential. I seriously doubt you get blanked. And there’s always the Valentine’s Day storm two weeks away. .

CFS upstaged the Groundhog

3.5 inches SW CLT. Lighter returns currently.

Rates up and down here but the wind is mostly from the SE which is good. 4.4 inches.

Stay out of our misery, go play in your powder. Leave us here to sulk

I’m in Rolesville and it is the lightest flurry that can flurry at the moment Z. But still a flurry. It was a heavy flurry about 30 minutes ago.

Most developing El Nino summers are cool in the East. I'd expect if we see the expected transition to at least a weak-moderate El Nino this summer would be below normal

2.5" now. Let up for a bit but pick back up in the last 15 minutes

I would not use the HRRR at all. Just entirely wrong even initializing

Yes a lot of places doing well but unless a miraculous snow band develops out of no where places like Dunwoody, Roswell, Alpharetta, Woodstock, canton all got completely blanked. Nothing

How far is Harrisburg running below normal so far this month?

The ducks on the pond are definitely swimming around the triangle. Pretty much overperforming everywhere else. Simply amazing, and sucks for ya'll in the screw zone.

On the other hand, you should never create another one. Phenomenal mojo turned to shitty juju right after the obs thread was created, with the wrong title no less.

Any triangle folks who were paying attention over the last 24-48 hours knew it wasn't going to start until mid-afternoon at the earliest!