Great discussion!
I especially enjoyed this part,
“Despite the fact that we'll soon be flipping the calendar to April, this is exactly the type of weather pattern that can lead to late-season snow. Obviously, the high sun angle and fact that (temperature) averages are increasing by one degree every 2-4 days make receiving snow in April extremely difficult and virtually eliminate the threat of pavement accumulation. However, any storm that tracks to our south between March 30 and April 10 could bring an "onion snow" if precipitation falls at night. This would need to be a "thread-the-needle" type of event, but it would be foolish to rule out the possibility during such a favorable pattern.”