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not every day you see something like this

Wife is in labor Winter baby!

Got a snow shadow a few minutes ago for @Holston_River_Rambler is I believe who mentioned pics before. .

Yes, I know that . I'm saying the possibility at onset or ending as Snow in basically the SWVA Part of the Great Valley as the Euro and RGEM indicated earlier. Black Mountain and High Knob Massif Area.

Here too last nite…after my -6.8° early Saturday morning, I only mustered a +6.8° early Sunday am…Are my naysayers doubting that reading also…REMINDER~NOT PHILLY TINICUM‼️

Not to mention he looks like a retard

GFS has been horrific this winter. Ride the Euro/canadian.

Oh you naughty LP, trying to get into the right spot for a little surprise for us. *cough* 01/23/2003

That’s not how it works…10 days of January was warm. The second half we froze. Nothing was skewed.

Getting a little more interesting on the gfs this weekend.

And no one got 8.2” in my area. .

The GFS is bringing down the ULL at day 5 pretty far west. Could be interesting for New England days 6 and 7.

Same here. A clear day today was a great way to start the month before it gets all downhill again tomorrow.

Color me skeptical with a cold chasing moisture setup, but I suppose we’ll see. With exception to the climo favored areas of course

I’m one of those people! I’ve lurked on here back and forth the last 5 or so years. Have really gone all-in on the snow chasing since we were on the brink of breaking history without it. Add having kids to the mix and now it’s all the more reason to love the chase. But missing out on the massive totals was a huge blow between the legs. Luckily my kids don’t know any better and seeing everyone having fun makes those years without snow seem further away

That's some man cold next weekend. Winds are howling with below zero temps. Talking -30-35F windchills

And those are skewed numbers with the prolonged warm up. We could be at -8 now

Definitely not a March 2018 redux. That was a record snowy March here at PHL, and quite frankly, I can't see that outcome happening again. At some point, I've got to think this string of cold months has to end at some point. Even in 2018, we had the very warm February that interrupted an otherwise cold and snowy winter pattern.

That LP over the upstate could give Western NC a surprise. We've seen stranger shit this winter.

Close the blinds. But is it for one week or two?

When its all said and done-3 plus inches in SE Wake is like once every 3 years lately I am good

Been so dry this winter (for the most part), that the weather channel has only named 8 winter storms which ties the lowest amount for winter thus far with last winter. Not saying the weather channel is the best indicator of winter weather but their winter storm naming system generally shows active periods vs inactive ones. Large scale winter storms across the US have been very few and far betwen past 2 winters. Even our dud winters in the east of 2020,2023,and 2024 has more countrywide activity. Probably due to it being a dry La Niña I’d assume ?

By my count, and I do not claim to be nearly as competent as the great @donsutherland1 and @ORH_wxman, through 1/31 both BDR and BDL are experiencing their coldest (by avg temp) start to winter since 2011. Both stations just edge out 2018, and of course neither count February since it hasn't happened yet. That's very impressive to me. Maybe more impressive is the inland streak with temperatures below 25. Looking back, that 1961 period is just outrageous.