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Looks like starting midweek next week we start seeing a lot more highs above freezing.

Euro is definitely shooting the core of the cold to our west. No complaints here.

Time is starting to run thin though, especially with not much - if anything in the pipe line in terms of anything big except that mid-month period but there is disagreement on how legit it is. Obviously we can get snow and big storms into March but it becomes much more difficult to do (outside of NNE). But once we hit that time change...bring on the warmer weather.

Care to explain?

We were predicted to hit 45 today. It's 36. I am sure it's going to rain but another day of thick clouds has meant snow not melting off the roads.

Nice. Could use a little refresher. The pack is looking quite stale now with the above freezing temps everyone has had the last couple days.

No need for me to even radar watch tomorrow night...not doing that!

Those who dont live in the Great Lakes just cant comprehend what its like to snow all the time. Just like some here complain about the east coast big dogs, my friend on Long Island gets a kick of how theres always at least mood flakes coming down here. I always tell him, bottom line, if its cold, it will snow. Now, amounts, systems, storm track etc...thats always TBD.

Yup, I’m still craving snow with the hopes of building on this pack before we truly warm and it becomes difficult to sustain it.

Going to enjoy what's left of winter and continue enjoying and admiring the scenery outside, but in another 4-5 weeks...I will be full on ready for warmer weather and looking for that first stretch of 60's.

39.9 for my high so far. You can see the melt around the edges.

The Euro AI deterministic leads the way then drops it! That was a crazy 06z call by the AI anyway. I don't receive 11 inches of snow with a primary over Toledo! The deterministic GFS and EURO pick it up at 12z. I like the EURO solution. 10 inches of snow with a primary to my south is much better than 11" with a primary 300 miles northwest.

37 Ice sheet glare gone, and now has the consistency of granular snow, except in shady areas. When it freezes again it will be crusty, not slick like ice. Liking that.

Its weird how looking at storms that could be rain coming for us is way better than looking at temps in the teens with absolutely nothing. At least we have a shot. I don't think its a good one, but its a better one than suppression to North Carolina while my heating bill skyrockets.

Speaking of which, the HRRR joins many other models in painting the southern band directly over Guilford county. Schrödinger's snow band if you will.

That sun is starting to work it’s magic bit by bit. Soon we’ll all be outside tanning with full back nudity being par for the course. Come on tippy, let’s get this party started!

Torch today. Beautiful out. More of this

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Occasionally, some really bright returns on radar across middle TN along the leading edge as the precip moves in. Would almost guarantee a burst of sleet.

This is accurate lol. This will be one I’d consider a bonus event- if you get snow great, if not oh well. Not gonna make up for the wake county miss even if we got the best band but at same point this could have a few surprises and maybe someone gets a significant localized snowfall