Daniel Boone

Yeah. Oddly, looks like a front moving South through Kentucky and West Virginia as well; a deformation band of sorts. That area has had solid light snow with it with an area of moderate to heavy from extreme east ky through Charleston WV. They got dumped on in that tather narrow solid area.

We picked up 1.25" in 20 minutes awhile ago. Before that the heavier showers missed here with just a few dustings. Norton and Wise picked up 1-2 inches last night. Not heard from anyone there this Afternoon.

Typical MRX. The area's they have in the 1-3" Range should of had an Advisory as it meets Snow Advisory Criteria. Sad.

Yeah, multiple Arctic Front's.

If formidable blocking is realized, it should be above average Snowfall. Had 2010-11 or 95-96 not had that ACE Snowfall would have undoubtedly been much less.

All gone here except a few left on Oaks.

There's going to be several area's get more than Forecasted.

Now that would git'r done !

Hopefully the Canadian will be right. 3k looks rather paltry.

Shade's of some 1960's Winter's.

Be nice if that came along and hooked up with an Arctic Front

Wright Weather before it.

This run backed off on Amounts. We'll see if that's a trend by 0z. I'd expect it to uptick as Lakes are very warm so plenty Upslope to be fed.

If we can get the trip into cold Phases along with the weak PV or SSWE late Nov early December will flip back cold. As we know, that TC heading there is not good if you want a Trough in the East. The Mid Nov Period has been progged mild overall awhile now. Of course, Wavelengths matter too. Also, MJO Ph has a bit different effect irt location in November, particularly early. Most assuredly a warm spell is coming but strength and duration is undetermined.

It appears to be focusing strongly on that huge warm pool south of the Aleutians with high pressure centered there. Time will tell if those SST'S are as forecasted and that Ridge sets up predominantly there.