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The forecasted accumulated snow depth maps are the only relevant images for this event.

Picked up an additional 0.02" today. Brings the 2-day total up to 0.03" and a T of snow.

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Deep summer evening out there . We take

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It's still great.

Positive snow depth change from the GFS. Still would be impressive given the circumstances:

18z GFS. Someone who pays money for these things can post a better map:

yeah-likely white rain or car topper.

I think that would have to fall after dark to accumulate - borderline temps and it was extremely warm last 2days

man I do miss the smell of rain after some heating, dews got up to near 60, everything falling back now, severe warning near MDT, see if they can stay together for this area.

Wondering if my 60 day trough would swing back by this month. November 11, 2025: January 11, 2026 March 16, 2026 (ok, so a little over 60 days):

most models show a coating to an inch at best here

i was talking about our area, long iSland could see a good inch and north east of the city there seems to be enough lift to squeeze 0.15 QPF all below freezing !

maybe down by MD-models have a bit more precip there

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True, hook just showed up, it's starting to turn right. It appears the warining box takes the right turn into account.

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I think I shall. .

who is predicting that ?

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.