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That statement isn't even correct. January 2010 wasn't below average temperaturewise, and both November 2009 and March 2010 were really warm. 2009-10 had historical snow, but it was done in a very short window, and wasn't really historically cold. After snowmageddon, the winter was pretty much over, and we had 90 degree temps in early April (years like 95-96, 02-03, and 13-14 - all wall-to-wall cold and snowy winters - it was still snowing at that point in the season).

It’s a snowglobe! No telling what we will wake up to, should hammer tomorrow too! .

00z rgem looks good

Just got home from South Knoxville... definitely a snowfall gradient over the area as expected. Maybe a little over an inch there, but here in west Knox we're at about a quarter inch so far

Reach! That would be an earlier than expected onset for the southern upstate of SC

+QBO...too early to say on El Nino, but we're due for a Modoki El Nino...some....of these cool ENSO seasons that are inundated with warmth throughout the western subsurface, such as 1967-1968 and 2008-2009, are predisposed to Modoki El Nino the following season...see 1968-1969 and 2009-2010.

Usually a good sign for me

I have this fight with OEM alot.

let's see if they approach -30F

It's been showing up more on modeling than reality since I moved up here unfortunately.

Well this sucks lol. Let's hope for something Wednesday, for now. Wouldn't it be nice to get a 2014/15 pattern where threats just sort of appeared 3 days out?

I only remember it because I took before and after pics of a lake nearby on January 1st and then a week later on the 8th and it froze completely over. First time I had ever seen that happen.

Some of you need this.

I have a yardstick tracking snow depth. It’s gone from 15.5 to 12”. But my driveway and sidewalk are still far from melting. I don’t understand the argument over this. We had a tremendous event. We know snow settles and sublimates no matter what. Enjoy what we have while we have it.

Snow finally picking up. Starting to whiten up.

Its a great look. I would replay last weekend over and over again if I could as we got probably the "worst" outcome we could besides suppression given the pattern.

Please don’t call it that. Greensboro averages more snow than Roxboro, and neither hold a candle to the mountains. It may be the snow capital of the WRAL viewing area, but it is far from the snow capital of NC.

you can literally just walk on top of the snowpack.

Turning this into the sanitarium. Good lord with the people asking to post maps and asking for PBP CONSTANTLY are so annoying at this point holy crap.

ICON shows a nice hit for the WEDS low

U for underperform

I mentioned this the other day. Don't tell Chuck.

Talk about a fall line event!

Round and round the wind blows, where it will snow nobody knows

Upstate looks fine at least for a few inches. Raleigh is where I would be concerned.