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I have a friend who lives south of Charlotte texting me pictures of the snow lol I’m hoping this is the start of a front loaded Nina winter, cause I really miss Dec. snow.

Heavy snow now. We're finally getting the benefit of that potent vort max.

We are already seeing some of the differences compared to last year. I don’t remember seeing big snows in the Midwest this early last year.

Highest report I've been able to come across is 17" in Winthrop Harbor.

Any flakes on radar or just more bugs?

Made it to 29° today, low of 22° and currently dropping fast at 23°. Had half inch at sunrise and sporadic snow showers till 10am. Started snowing again after sunset

Pretty much agree with this. I'm not thinking any 'big' storms either unless we luck our way into something. You can already make out what this pattern may look like in general....screaming northern jet, shred factory to anything that tries to come North via the stj, sloppy or late phasing with systems scooting out to our South or blowing up too late favoring S and E in those particular situations. My general thoughts are coldish/unsettled early part of the season thru the 3rd week of Dec, generally seasonal to AN most of the heart of winter with some short-lived bitter cold shots (single digits/teen highs)....in and out sorta thing. If we can time some convoluted blocking we could get something significant (8"+) but thats a roll of the dice and the exception, not the rule. Nickel and diming our way to ~18-20" here in my area. Then a cold and unsettled last 1/3 of Feb into early March.

Yes, there are a couple of underwater hills that pin the tip of the ice shelf in place (see chart) Per the article, the pinning points have transitioned from a stabilizing to a de-stabilizing force over the past 20 years.

First fire of the season. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

I don’t feel like summing it all up, but definitely go check out the NBC 4 Doug Kammerer winter forecast. Love it! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1A9puV2LRe/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Wooly caterpillars agree. Dozens around...short black head, long brown body, short black tail end. Cold start, seasonal/avg middle with a 'thaw', and cold tail end. If you believe that sort of thing. Would fit Nina climo as well.

More big winds tomorrow

Heavy snow and 20 here in toxaway.

Coldest since April 9 or Mar 9th

Im hoping

Pouring here now

This is the year one of yall needs to set up a livestream for the evening snow jeb walks. Let us all live vicariously through your snow globe

With that said, HRRR dreams aside this radar is mid-level banding Champlain Valley delight. I’m hearing I-89 from BTV north and I-87 in NY are horrendous almost whiteout 1-2”/hr within the band.

Heavy snow currently with a temp of 18 with 1 inch of snow currently. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

Guess I might see some snow on the ground tomorrow. I deliver in Waverly NY then go over to Nichols to reload a backhaul back to Hazleton.

Love it for you guys! Colder there than here in NE Wyoming, but I tagged out yesterday morning with a great buck with fresh snow on the ground. Hopefully get a measurement from my renters so I can contribute snow totals still.

They had -49F on 2/13/1899

It's pour snow at 21 degrees. I've picked up an inch in the last 20 minutes.

Already down to 40 here