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Respectable. The MoCo-HoCo area to me is the biggest ? mark going into this thing. Transition zone of >50% snow will be right there. Could see 6, could see 10-12. A few hours will make all the difference

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That makes sense. I’m starting to get more nervous and frustrated. Unfortunately we are fully at the mercy of Mother Nature. And often times she’s not very good to us around here.

Light sleet right now in Holly springs...wake co

was mostly sleet this morning but has now shifted to freezing rain in NE MS and NW AL. starting to build up on trees and powerlines, but temperatures have been rising through the 20s throughout the day.

This is correct. Wave two should bring in a surge of warmth in the upper levels. Surface in Clarksville will remain below freezing I'd think.

Up stream looks pretty good for areas east of Nashville for the rest of the evening.

Ohhh, that sounds tasty!!! Perfect thing to cook and let simmer on a weekend like this!

Incredible. 8 degrees below guidance now?

I just saw this and I absolutely HATE it. The org needs a shake up.

he is not.

I’ll take it.

He's not the one who forecast 12-18" there earlier this season was he?

It's a monopoly on public infrastructure. They control waterways, politicians and make money hand over first. There is nothing safer than an investment in utilities and their dividends.Power companies often charge too much because most customers have little to no choice in who provides their electricity, giving these companies monopoly power with limited competition. Rates continue to rise faster than wages, even though service reliability and customer support do not always improve at the same rate. At the same time, power companies frequently report strong profits and high executive pay. The lack of transparency in how rates are set ? If you were on the up and up you wouldn't need to hide charges like a credit card company. Not a knock on you, I have several friends who are linemen and I appreciate them, these companies are a business and legally their CEOs are required to make these companies as profitable as they can and profitability always trumps affordability for families. Sorry guys, I know this is a storm thread. I'll make this my last post on the issue.

It’s just not really the heavy snow that Mets have been hyping up. Dry air is probably not the right term, but it’s also not what’s been advertised for days.

Crazy. We went from forecast mix turning to rain with temps rising to mid-upper 30's today. Instead, we had a front end thump, now 7 hours of dry, minus a few minutes of sleet. Temp is only 29° here. Dry as a bone. I think when/if precip starts back, it will be frozen for maybe 1 hour. Warm nose is overhead, but can't push through the cold, dry air. Once the dome breaks, we'll have a lot of rain. Crazy we had precipitation and then went through Virginia after snow, sleet started. Sent from my SM-S916U using Tapatalk

Yea, all of that precip out in Texas and Oklahoma has yet to come through here

You mean ends 0Z to 06z Monday…..

Right now the model consensus has the dividing line between big snows and more modest snow accumulations plus sleet from extreme northern Morris County through northern Passaic, Rockland, northern Westchester, and northern Fairfield. Right now I would take the under on double digit amounts south of this line. Hopefully the last two model runs and then nowcasting shift that line south a bit.

Had light flurries earlier but nothing is falling atm

What I looked at has generally been two waves. The GFS has a constant stream of moisture on a few of its runs. Most other models...There is the lead out wave, and then whatever forms in Texas.

I had no idea it was even an option for the GFS. That's awesome if it happens

Confirmed it is sleeting in Cary now. .