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The snow-covered Acropolis adds insult to injury WINTER WONDERLAND: Snow covered Athens and other parts of Greece amid a cold front. https://t.co/nQgngXMGdl https://t.co/rTMcAi7jEE

Larry Cosgrove: As I have stated more than once, this winter would not be a walk in the park. Just as there is recovery for about a week after the "Texas Nightmare" storm system (which, face it, had huge national impacts as well), we inevitably will fall victim to other systems that will bring their own dose of harsh cold, snow, and ice. And I think I see that feature waiting in the wings over the central/eastern Pacific Ocean. Ensemble members last week showed a deeper low moving from southern Colorado to Virginia, then up along and off of the Eastern Seaboard. A pocket of colder air will link up with the circulation, implying that any rainfall associated with the low pressure area will turn to rain. I note that some of the numerical models show the snow potential way down in the Deep South, which is probably an indicator that the reach of the surface freeze line will drop close to the Interstate 10 corridor. Watch this feature, just in case.

Definitely C!

Winston-Salem

Huh?

NC Crusher

Right where we want it now

Like most of southwest Virginia, It’s very isolated and economically depressed.

Meh. I’m so over freezing rain

Yep

Harrisonburg receives an average of about 24 inches of snow per year, similar to Philly. It can snow there from November to April. In cold periods, snowcover can last for a couple of weeks, and snow on snow is not rare.

As least for the western and northern half of NC, and VA, I don’t understand the “it won’t snow After mid February” faction here. If anything, March snows have become more prevalent In the last decade.

Thirst trap me!

Tuesday appetizer?

Beggers can’t be choosers

Did it snow in the Panhandle this week?

Now you have my attention!

That’s believable. The Triad excels at one inch snows this year

Judah Cohen @judah47 "March, in like a lion out like a lamb." GFS predicting the first part should be correct as blocking shifts from Europe closer to Greenland allowing relatively colder temperatures to return to both Europe & the Eastern US. Still just a forecast but impressive expanse of cold air!

It’s true though

Winston-Salem

The DC snowhole holds

Lawd