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Hope everyone is doing well. Finally getting caught up on no weather things after Jan and early Feb. Thought I'd start and spring/ summer general obs. thread with some recent pictures as I await the line of storms this PM. Drought seems to be slowing easing, at least in some areas. Piney Falls in Rhea County, TN on Feb 20. Diurnal and differential heating aided thunderstorm tops building over the Smokies on *.....checks calendar....* March 6: Waterfall at Sand Cave in Cumberland Gap on March 10: Heading to Boone tomorrow, so I guess we'll see if I can get some Watauga headwaters snow pics.

LOL…it’s coming. It took longer to materialize but such is the way of the world. .

in some places we could see 1-3

Flu B is rampant right now as well. Can present with milder symptoms than flu A and sometimes feels like a sinus infection. .

The most memorable thing about it has been the prolonged pack. Aside from the 20” storm, we’ve had maybe 1 other warning event… @512high can keep me honest.

If it can be useful, certainly pass it along. These are the links to my weather station: https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KILKANKA33/table/2020-10-21/2020-10-21/daily https://ambientweather.net/dashboard/7bf27a3c338d927765d0080306d7c4a9

I'm gonna go way out on a limb here lol-there won't be any snow accumulation anywhere along or east of I-95- and likely the same outcome NW. Maybe some snow in the air. There is literally not one single reason to buy the idea of accumulating snow in this situation.

The European Ensemble is very excellent at short term anafront prediction

Man, keep the snow. Sitting on the patio and with this warm breeze and the dead leaves left on the oak trees rustling around sounding like palm fronds, if I close my eyes it's like key west out here

I want to see the snow showers tomorrow just to hear the general public complain....

Pretty concerned about that line west coming. It is prime to bow.

That is just the perfect end to a season of suck here.

It seems like the 3 hour window when snow might be falling is roughly noon to 3pm, which is some bad luck for sure....

I mean if you say that out loud it is the RGEM and Icon lol. If it was the opposite and the GFS, the euro, and the nam models were showing it and those other two models were,, we wouldn't even have a thread for this.

More curious what the even higher rez Canadian says. It was sorta on board last run.

Rgem and icon still showing nothing for anyone. Again hilarious to see 18hrs out some models printing out snow while others show nada

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Seems like maybe the RDU hot spot got corrected?

Agreed. HRRR has a pretty good handle on it, and while I'm still not totally sold on the severe threat, it's moving into a more favorable environment.

Ladies and gentlemen- we have broken 90 at my house, earliest of my life and possibly the earliest in history. Made it to exactly 90.0. It is currently 89.8

Winter weather enthusiasts in SNE should be very thankful for the cold and snow this winter.

@frostfern I only have one 18-second long video that both of the other screenshots I shared were taken from. The transformer flash is visible at the end, barely; please don't mind my terrible camera work Btw maybe I'm reaching but what's going on at the far left end of the base there?

ORD had a high temp of 73° on March 9th, which broke the record high max temp for the date of 69° (2021/1974). ORD received 1.02" of precip on March 10th, which broke the record precip total for the date of 0.87" (2013).

Chicago/O'Hare had a high temperature of 73° on March 9th, which broke the record high maximum temperature for the date of 69° (2021/1974). Chicago/O'Hare received 1.02" of precipitation on March 10th, which broke the record precipitation total for the date of 0.87" (2013).

Ugh. Hope it’s a false flag for us.