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I am not surprised especially if the polar vortex splits one piece near eastern USA and Canada and the other to Europe.

I got a solid 0.47" of rain, which is more than what most models were predicting. The temp has crashed from 43º to 25º just in a few hours.

The blizzard of 96' happened in the exact same pattern we'll be in going into 2nd week of January. Just about 30 years to the day.

That look has worked out for much of our region quite often in recent winters, but maybe not so much for you ?

a few radars from MN/IA

Hard to get above normal precip if we have a -epo

I just went up a degree. It has been hovering around 32/33 for hours and whatever frozen was sitting on/in my weather station rain gauge spout, has begun to melt and tip the bucket (at 0.07" at post time). Had bottomed out at 23 just after 2 am and am currently at my high of 34, with changeable skies (have had sun pop in and out today). Have been watching that precip field but have had nothing but virga here when the sun wasn't out.

A lot colder euro weeklies today on the East Coast!

Weeklies continue to show cold in the Great Lakes the entire run. The widespread cold signal for Jan 19-26 is very stark for so far out.

Happy to hear that. AllSnow had a distinctive voice in these forums, it is missed.

29 here under cloudy skies.

Eh I don't pay much attention to temps on the extended products. I will roll with this h5 look mid-late month with an impressive EPO ridge and a stretched TPV- that's a cold look if you follow the flow. Also a gradient pattern with a flat SE ridge where waves can track along the boundary that should be to our south at times. Also hints at a -NAO and low heights in the 50-50 region.

down time ? I am currently under a Winter Weather Advisory

Trash night…sweet!

Yeah I don't know about this dude...I'm willing to see more next year before making a judgment, but dumbdy-dumb decisions like that make you wonder.

Can’t take away what we never had bud. Wild that you live and die off these 300 hour clown maps each day. Must be stressful

CAD doing its magic in NC! I’m jealous of you caddies. Consider that here it is still 70.8 here (with overcast). But even this is better than high 70s with sunny 24 hours ago and better than earlier this afternoon. This contrast between GA and NC was forecasted quite well. Yesterday’s high at KSAV was a sweaty record tying 80.

Had a little coating of snow/freezing fog this morning. I don't know what to call it? Lasted till about 9:30 am. Coated all surfaces, including roads. High today was 32.0. Temp dropping now. Down to 30.4, which I don't like with possible freezing rain coming in.

glad you posted this in the banter thread

I just noticed that the NWS upgraded my area to a Winter Storm Warning. I know Dendy was not overly impressed yesterday and Tip for several reasons was not impressed earlier. It is currently 34/14F. Any changes in thoughts or basically just some slippery roads and some glazing but not enough for power concerns etc.

I was iced last January, as well as in late February/early March 2015.

Definitely agree with your data backed analysis lolol

He's doing fine

Euro weeklies are still below or around normal, but have lost the AN precip during the 2nd period to a little BN unfortunately.