DaveNay

I was born in Clarksburg WV. I still have family in WV. WV is neither North nor South.... it's Appalachia. Your level of Appalachianess is measured by altitude and not latitude. Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

4800+ posts, and 352,000+ views so far, and the storm is still 24 hours out.

I'm watching from northern Illinois. We are moving to Chapel Hill next summer, so I wasn't expecting this. LOL, we already had a blizzard and 10" of snow this year. Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

Due to relocating to Chapel Hill NC next summer, I have started monitoring the SE States forum as well as social media weather sources for the region. The response to the potential 3"-5" this coming weekend is.....comical. It's all about perspective I guess. After a few years acclimating there, I will probably feel similar. Naaaahhhhh....lived in Chicagoland for the last 48 years, I'm not going to forget how to handle a few inches of snow that easily.

I'd bet on it.

Radar returns over the far NW counties appear to be collapsing.

Friend of mine lives right behind that house (Last name starts with a Z) and they posted that to FB too.

Just the little circle of rain....probably a glitch in the radar depiction.

LOL @ screwhole

38 west of DeKalb had a four car accident that I'm sure closed the road. I haven't heard of any further closing.

Here we sit in a rare November blizzard, and The "Weather" channel is showing....not weather. F'ing useless.

Just got the automatic phone call saying school is cancelled tomorrow.

That's an understatement....it sounds like April out there!

Was just out to the barn to feed the horses and chickens, and we had three big lightnings and thundersnow. Snow rate and wind isn't really that impressive here though.