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Just looking at the 12z NAM, RGEM, and GFS....I think 0.5-1" of now over NE TN tonight is plausible.

Idk did you ? Today was the first day I programmed outdoor running in the gym workouts since early January. .

You mentioned "it was the 24 hour method"? How are you measuring these days, do you clear the board ever 6 hours? It's the constant debate whether we should clear every 6 or 24 hours and in the last NWS guidance @NorthShoreWx and I have found the 6 hour method is out for hobbiests like ourselves.

Warmest departures to our north as has been the theme for a while

One addition.....Come on; this is AmWx.

The rare 0 day

Yeah looks late month to me. Hopefully soil temps are cold enough that stretch from 2/9-2/14 does not do what it did last year and cause massive pre-mature blooming, we had numerous people in SC/GA lose crops etc when it got cold again in late February. I think the difference this time is soil temps won't rebound as well, last year 1/25-2/2 was decently warm which allowed the baseline soil temps to get up enough that the big warm spell just after that opened everything up.

Chilly Sunday there. Probably a +7/-7 type day here.

Hmm. Bf would smoke you out of house and home. I’m more casual. Might have to take you up on this at some point.

Close to a foot and a half. I'd be surprised if we got less than 6" from the clipper on Friday/Friday night.

Hey, if I ever win the Powerball I will purchase or build a mini hotel in the mountains (Deep Creek?) with like 10 hotel rooms, a kitchen, a game room, and a conference room with screens where we can get together and track some storms! Cool? No? lol EDIT: I guess a cheaper option would be just to reserve some rooms at an existing hotel. lol

Not a snow coverage pattern that one often sees. Complete with coverage in northern Mississippi and a snow hole in Iowa. AW February 1, 2026

Icon slams -27 850s in

OMG. Love mornings like this on a mountain. Perfect snow for a lazy glide down the hill.

Same...I was incorporating everything...I would follow the ONI as long as the RONI and MEI weren't inordinately different....if they were, I would defer to them and maybe use ONI as a tie-breaker. I probably still will.

Yeah suns out now but grabbed 4” of total fluff at the Mtn as that cold front came through.

Wow! Even the plow has chains!

Shorts and tees?

Makes my life easier. I was creating stuff using the ENSS-ONI, ONI, and RONI...now I can just eliminate the ONI

Get out of the city and head out here to the lowlands. I'll get you out in nature. I've got some amazing cold cured rosin I made, some cookies, flower, hash, vape. Whatever your fancy. Sorry for banter but I had to offer lol. LFG!

It’s all relative my friend morning low was 20. You know that felt amazing on your morning run.

Low of 33 this morning. Snow is melting slowly.

To me they're the same thing...a SWFE is a Miller B which does not transfer and re-develop til N of 40 or 41N while a Miller B IMO is one that transfers and re-develops from like 39 or more 38N south. Also the transfer N of 40N is always sloppier and longer, because you have land mass extending more E over SNE than you do over DE/VA where the ocean is further west. Some of my friends and I used to call them Swmiller Bs at times....here's an example of one from 2/1993, you can see how it attempts to transfer over SNE but its messy and even most of SNE went to rain here. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1993/us0222.php Blizzard of 1996 is a true Miller B, the transfer happens way more south. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1996/us0107.php

Eh, it has a tiny dusting but it’s been going the wrong direction the last few runs in how much precip makes it over the Apps