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I'm turnin my frown updside down. Despite the dud for this upcoming weekend, last few weeks have been and have felt like true winter. Been a long time, and I'm enjoying every day we have snowpack. Looks like pattern relaxes enough moving forward, that chances for clippers and maybe a well timed NS/SS event could happen. Stays cold enough for snow to hold. Lets enjoy what we have and not worry too much about what the next one looks like. It'll come. Till then....enjoy. FWIW my car broke down this morning. Might be major, wont know till next week. Cant fret about it. Gonna b what its gonna b.

I was thinking the song, thats what I was paraphrasing before haha But yeah, thats a thing too

It’s time to start watching CAMs and that’s the issue- they are the most variable right now. Definitely feel western NC and upstate SC are pretty locked in to good snow, midland SC looks to be trending positively and coastal NC seems set with a good to great event. Triad to triangle to 95 corridor is where the question marks are greatest

Yeah, I mean even places like Stone Mountain and Norcross could get like 3-4 from this with just a marginal west bump. The airport though or Marietta I think needs quite a bit of help to exceed 2.

Careful, if it gets any hotter and heavier in here, we might have to start worrying about changing to rain instead of a whiff

Lots of disturbing posts today, makes me wonder if some are suffering from too much carbon monoxide intake. Might need to clear snow away from outside vents?

RAH still holding strong!

This is from Ross, a Met from RIC area based on history this is typically when we reach our qpf nadir before models bump things up some. atypical storm sure. but if we're going with history this is our bottom

Old TV show...classic

How disruptive would 8-12" be in that area? I can't imagine they have many plows? Our daughter is in Morehead City. Sorry of the off-topic SE forum folks! Hope you get a good storm.

Heyyyy I’m from Glen burnie, been on the coast for 4 years now.(Sneads Ferry)I think in those 4 years maybe 2 inches of snow.

yes. NE ATL should do better than NW ATL from this storm... although anything is possible a heavier snow shower could set up over cobb county and dump an extra 1-2 inches and miss places like lawrenceville and buford. but if you had to bet, you'd have to bet on the 85 corridor getting more than the 75 corridor north of town.

We'll see what the Euro says, but as of this morning my NWS station's discussion called for 2-4 inches in my neck of the woods, and that seems about right. I don't think much has changed. So under 2 i'll be a bit disappointed.. over 4 and I'll be thrilled!

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You ask, I'll tell

If you read the WWA verbatim on my phone it says expect 1 to 33 inches lol (that would be hilarious if it wasn't a glitch).

Don’t ask, don’t tell?

west, west baby. Come west to me baby

Semper Fi, and thank you for your service. I'm guessing you've never been a fan of Alice's Restaurant then haha

Hey, I served in the Marines...throw me a bone, here.

Will do!!

It's been very consistent for days with its general footprint. Only minor tweaks since early this week.

I’m not a Fox News viewer (Fox Weather, on the other hand, is great) or defender, but Fox News wishes it could be as unhinged as social media weather wannabes. They make Fox News look like Shakespeare. .

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