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currently in my windowless office but view from my backyard now:

I think I need to give in and just buy a “snow house” up in Banner Elk or on Beech to get my fix on an annual basis. Unfortunately, nothing hits as hard as a snow at home though.

That little batch of snow that came through last night just missed me.

Idk what this was going to result in but, 6z euro also had some thing moving towards us at the end of the run.

Low of 27. What a dry airmass out there.

You’d take a March bomb in a hot second! Don’t fool yourself.

Oh no, there is far more than a chance. I will be in friggin Florida.

Nice guys! Keep the pictures coming!

11/11 0.1 11/30 0.1 12/02 0.2 (sleet) 12/05 3.8 12/06 1.5 12/08 0.5 Total 6.2

I thought they looked better.

Hope the gfs jumps on board at 12z. I’d take a little 2-4” storm in a heart beat.

Very windy here. If it does snow its going to be blown around.

The tool of choice for today's winter clean up, Took 5 mins for 1" of snow.

32 degrees with a real feel of 25 and snow falling at a good rate. My private road and primaries are starting to cave.

Morch snows are the worst usually. As soon as the last flake falls it starts melting. All it is after Feb is stat padding. Was so hopeful this year December would be snowy .

Still a good track. Solid 1-3/ 2-4. I sign up for that

Agreed, but at least it made a nice shift to the ai solution. .

Too warm for more than token mixture. Its about 40 at the house now.

from your lips..... At least its better than 60s

If the Nam is right you’ll get some tomorrow night.

Steady snow in Central Chesterfield. 34/31 Sticking only to cars and grassy areas.

At least Virginias snow melts ?

Same here Temp here is back to 36*

We don't need a benchmark track or a major snowstorm. There are a hundred ways to get snow in our area. We just need a little luck with shortwave evolution. Sometimes "suppression" favors coastal Georgia, and other times it favors our area. It depends on minor details in the upper level and its progression. I believe it is wrong to lump everything into a box to try to explain it considering the forces that drive weather are extremely complex and variable. Every day, every weather map, every situation is unique. This year Chicago, Albany, NY, Richmond, and Mt. Mansfield are way ahead of ave. snowfall to date. That random list of cities could easily have included NYC with minor changes to how events played out.

Currently we only had two since 2018 of 6 inches or more so we're not exactly setting records. We also had that long-ass snow drought mixed in there...