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It basically has your entire area colder than 3 degrees below normal and over 167 percent of normal snowfall. A small area around northern GA is 5 degrees below normal.

The winter outlook is already out on their premium site. You guys in the SE will love it. lol

Must be an offshore wind lol. The current observation is 62/59. I see they had temps in the upper 60s with the dewpoints in the upper 50s yesterday. That must feel so warm to the residents there. It looks like rain and snow showers in the forecast in a couple of days though.

The sky is looking smoky. There must be Canadian wildfire smoke rolling through.

That icing map is insane.

How far north has spring green up started? There's nothing even close to green grass here yet .It's covered in snow today but under it, it's still completely brown.

Yes and I 100% guarantee that it will not be that warm.

Isn’t neutral after Nina bad? Doesn’t that give us 01-02 and 11-12? Or was 11-12 actually a second year Nina? I can’t remember now without looking it up.

3-6 inch forecast here will be a massive bust it’s looking like. Oh well, it would have melted starting tomorrow anyway.

They did just have an update saying they’re thinking 3-5 inches north of M-59 now. They changed the wording in the advisory to say 2-5 inches but that covers a large area including the southern areas that are expected to mix with or change to freezing rain and sleet.

If guidance tonight continues to forecast the heaviest snow for tomorrow to be near our area, I’m sure the NWS will increase amounts a little. I could see them going with 3-6 inches instead of the current 2-4.

I won't believe any model that shows a strong, wrapped up low coming at us(rain or snow) from the SW until I see it.

It looks like this storm is going to be the biggest snow of the season so far for here. We only had about 3 or 4 inches with the big December clipper and this storm will beat that.

If an early Spring to you is March 2012 then you'll probably be dead before that ever happens.

Everywhere. He’s relying on the MJO rotating through the warm phases, therefore placing a trough from Alaska down to the west coast and blow torching most of the country. He said he expects most places from the plains to the east coast to average 3-5 degrees above average during the period from Jan 20-Feb 10.