I mean, I am not expecting anything either in terms of snow here, but at least it's noteworthy that everything at least has the storm this far out. Maybe someone will score somewhere in the northeast with this.
And others definitely disagree. No need to get into subjective arguments. That's unpleasant for some folks, especially because such days in April usually come with a north wind.
I lived in East Nashville for the 1998 tornado. Sometime if you all want I can recount living through that one. My office bldg. downtown was massively damaged and my home also had significant damage. But check out this overlay in this tweet of the Nashville tornados from 1933, 1998 and the one last night. That's...absolutely uncanny:
https://twitter.com/WCM_Krissy/status/1234822047571881984
I guess on an up note my SAD has been pretty at bay this February. Usually peaks about now with what is generally a series of cloudy February days. It has been sunnier than usual this month, from my recall as compared to other February months.
Re: the unfortunate bleating at "how bad the models have been this winter" ---not only have the long range models been pretty damn good at showing how bad our chances have been - for proof I direct people to the digital snow thread, which has been as under-utilized as I can recall since we started separating the fantasy clown maps into their own area. There really hasn't even been good digital snow this year.
Received three texts from friends/family and four office co-worker inquiries asking me where the snow is over the past week. I always forget as the resident weather nerd that I am responsible for making it weather. The last one pretended to listen while I described the lack of blocking and why the moisture can't successfully attack the few cold air shots we have received...
I mean, it works. I don't have to read his stuff. Except when he gets everyone riled up. So...maybe other folks might place him on ignore too? Give it a try!