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I guess I would be mildly surprised.

I don’t understand the use of 2m temp anomalies there either.

Sign me up for the day after tomorrow run of the gfs. My friends in Pittsburgh will have to tunnel out

Jan 28-29 2022 i assume, 4 years, coming up on it. Jan 7th 2022 here ...id love to put some purple/pink colors back on these maps in present time

#SilentButDeadly Wait, what are we sniffing again? Besides glue.

Sam's Gap lies on the border of Swain and Sevier Counties along the border. Sam's Gap is at 4775 ft with Big Chestnut Bald to the ESE and Mt Davis just to the WNW.

Gimme a Breaking Bad style ending and we all go home happy.

Pure fantasy…..

What if it does?

Next run will be a cutter. Thats how we roll. Then the next system follows the boundary pressing S and hits the Carolinas while we smoke cirrus. I kind of mean that jokingly BUT dont tell me that isnt a common way we fail in this kind of setup in a Nina ie cutter then squasher.

WB latest EPS extended almost takes us through the end of February....looks good!

Had that last Friday morning at work up in Grayling. went outside in my shirt - 2 hrs later flakes were flying. 2 hr spring

Some peeps just want somthin to complain about. I don't get that one bit. Who f'in cares if they are calling for 46 and its +/- a couple. Whoopy f'in doo. Sounds like the Debbie train is loaded n full steam ahead.

Craziest snow map I’ve ever seen, and in no way is this gonna verify. Goofus run

We might as well get a HECS to break the streak. Last time I went this long without a double digit event, the streak was broken by December ‘92 storm.

When u drive to Eagle Mere, can you take a left turn and head where there is no internet or thoughts of fiber optic for the next 25 years?

it’s an average, you’re going to have members with the gradient south of the mean. not all that surprising

Active pattern sure, but 60 inches in 24 hours in central Ohio?

#BigOnesAreSniffedOutEarly

That would literally be up to my nose. It is a complete joke, but it gave me a laugh.

That's not even concrete - more like slop! Ground was too warm but otherwise a nice storm here with 10". 9.7" this month so far. I do like seeing snow every day.

Instead we get a succession of Seinfeld series finales that just make everyone confused and mad Or worse yet a Lost series finale

Oh YES....please.... please... and yes, that side of 25 mph winds too

Callin @Blizzard of 93 Yall want a snowstorm to root on, go look at the GooFuS 1/24 "event". Then hold onto side rails.... and look at the snow map. Verbatim, it is likely one of the most prolific snow events I've seen, maybe ever. Maybe not for widespread disruption, but entire state at 12+ Through the run, somerset jackpots at 62". What I/we wouldnt do to see something even remotely close verify. Someone needs to post the map. Its just a statewide slammer. Based on pattern evolution and looking like a zonalish flow, based on tellies blah blah blah, it sorta fits the flow. Just go look so you have something to bitch about when it doesnt happen.....till then, I'ma gonna dream.

Starting to see more indications that tomorrow afternoon into Thursday and even possibly extending into Friday morning we snow across the Mountains. It's beginning to look like we will get some Lake effect flow spilling over the Smokies. I would not be surprised to see totals increase overnight into the 12Z runs tomorrow. There also is a robust vort max that passed over Houston this afternoon bringing rain. That feature is currently over Louisiana headed generally this direction.