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That high pressure keeps givin' too. Even though it's been smeared out across the N Atlantic in the grave it's going to ruin Saturday. Otherwise that'd be 62.

Looks like snow to ice to snow up here. Last night was 2 inches snow to freezing rain to almost 2 more inches of snow, heavy wet snow this morning.

Remind me again where the mid south is isn’t it where Mississippi and west Tennessee and Arkansas are or parts of it I have also heard that it encompasses middle Tennessee as well not sure if all of it or parts of it or what .

Seemingly... I also work at a local summer camp and am supposed to start right when my regular job is ending... $$$ lost

Topped out at 50. It's going to be a real struggle getting higher than 50s for the foreseeable future with cold SSTs. See ya in May

School til the 4th of July?

This might cause a snow day here... ugh.

I asked about this before I included it and Will or Scott said they were in the meat of that band for the longest even more so than Warwick that picked up 37.9. I looked at the radar back many times and it definitely feels plausible and that was depth not 6 hrly. I know it wasn't in the pns maybe they didn't send it to BOX or tag them or they just left it out. Either way I think it's within reason.

Went skiing with my son today. Got there at the opening bell and skied until 1:30. Snow was turning into a mess that my legs could no longer handle. We had a good coating of ice on top of 4". Hit 54. What a day. Bring on 70 degrees and lets get this mud season over with.

18z RRFS bumped north hopefully we trend

Artifact see that all the time

Yeah, that map is 100% incorrect. I don't care who it published it. rolls eyes

Why is it painting rain along the 32 isotherm

INS is right. It was still meh on QPF NoP.

Hoping...

Nbd

"quite a few" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. you did get a lot of LES a few winters ago in that one storm that missed the NW burbs and you got lucky again this year in a similar setup, and we all got a good snow in November last year, but I honestly don't recall a single other "big dog." of course, i don't know what your criteria for that wording is, but imo, it has to be double digits. I do recall 16-17 being a miserable, practically non-existent winter after the first two weeks of December. I also remember getting screwed in 2015 by the warm lake in the November storm where O'hare still managed 11" - of course, that is over a decade ago at this point (hard to fathom tbh). Edit: Just remembered February 2018 was rocking for a week, while I was in Mexico. smdh.

more qpf but still meh..

Gonna have to leave it until the final update in April

Cocked ?

higher qpf did bump north from 12z hopefully continues at 0z

What a day. 2” (2.25”) new and then 40 degrees.

18z nam colder but more QPF...probably a little related. Nice scalping NoP.