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51 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

ICONic 

reach to cash that out now, Charlotte is in a massive snow drought. Last year was the first year in Charlotte's recorded history, going back to 1878, that it had not seen a trace of snow.

4 hours ago, CaryWx said:

We have two imo. Early first couple (few?) days in Feb and then a period between the 14th and 21st but that's airing it out

The idea you can accurately project the weather form a month from now is laughable. Things can change very quick. You should not trust weather 7-10 days out, much less a period a month from now.

1 hour ago, Joe Clark said:

that would still be zero for Charlotte so boooo

10 minutes ago, StantonParkHoya said:

Problem is — for those still seeking snow — by the time you get into March it takes really anomalous cold to get an event. Average high at RDU is in the 60s in a little over a week.

But statistically atleast in the Carolinas the first part of March is actually the "snowiest day". For example, Charlotte is March 2nd. Not saying it will happen but it happens more in March than you are giving it credit for.

From Brad Panovich 

 "Charlotte has  kept official weather records since 1878 or 145 years. We have never had a snow season Oct-Sept with zero snowfall. So far this year, 0.0" I think we have until St Patrick's day before hope is lost for snow."