Daniel Boone

They'll be some pretty hefty Totals in SC, NC and SE Virginia. Ratios will rise quickly once the Arctic air rapidly presses in.

For the Sunday System, we either want ana development sooner and a bit east to put us in the eastern KY zone showing now or cold to slam in quicker and result in faster turnover. It looks as though the latter is what some Models are seeing as the problem east of the KY line.

Yes, very plausible. If the MJO does as the Euro depicts particularly imo. I believe the Models LR are having trouble due to the MJO and Enso mainly. It seems the +TNH wants to keep reasserting. I think you hit on the main reason when you mentioned the change in the PDO. Argues for -EPO. Nina is weak so having trouble overpowering the Pacific.

Link says "not found" brother.

Agree 100% . Going back looking at Winters with similar H5 Setups and Temps, basically all had nore Snow at this juncture. Sad .

Yep, sure looks like it. Definitely need a Sargasso Sea HP in place while the Storm Trek's across the South to force it to turn.

Abysmal really. Thing is, if it even snows lightly all the hour's they mention in higher eles odds should be greater than what's shown.

In Carver's neck of the Woods now. Looks like around an inch in shades here now but rapid melting taking place. Those strong 40+ Degree Winds really eat away at it.

That's the way it is at home.

It was. Southern Indiana recorded over 30" in that pre Christmas one.

If we don't get anything Sat night/Sunday we could be looking at a frozen bare ground after what we got gets rained off Saturday. Wouldn't that be the ultimate bummer. May want to try to get some antidepressants to have on hand. Btw, just went to Big Stone gap and there's still 4-6 inches on North facing slopes and in the Shade !

We were fortunate with several decent Clipper Snows that Winter.

Bank on the severe.

As far as here in the eastern great Valley it has been stellar compared to the rest.

No. Usually very little wind with them.

Always the worry when a big one misses us to the South. I've saw that play out several times. Talk about Anguish! lol

That was the best and funnest Storm in my antique life ! The sad thing for me is I videoed it and a Cousin of mine from Northern Ohio visited once and borrowed the video tape. I never got it back . He said it got damaged when it was in the trunk of his Car. I can recall the constant roar of the Wind. It was absolutely amazing ! I received 20" at my home with 6 ft Drifts. Thing is, amounts varied greatly in some cases, at short distance..Convection was prevalent as well as downsloping in that monster Storm. Just 2 miles from my house there was 24-26 inches in the Level with 6-8' Drifts while about a mile south of Pennington gap just wsw of the Knob(ele., (3120 ft )on Wallens Ridge in the Valley just around 11" was observed ! That area is due wsw of High Knob and the highest peaks of Powell Mountain and Wallens Ridge.

He's a great Met and great person.

Can't be. Radio shack went belly up.

Hit 40 here today. First time above the 30's since December 31.

'77-78 along with '39-40 and '69-70 should be in your top 5 with '76-77 number 1 in the past 100 years. '62-63 . '57-58 and '59-60 probably top 10 with one of those maybe rounding out the top 5 bunch. All just off top of my head as lost my Records Years back in a moving process unfortunately.

I agree. Makes sense with a la nina and current Pattern mixup.

Exactly. Enso weighed heavily .

Yeah, coincides with the warmup end of Month into FEB. Goes into very low amp 4 before COD. May leave a Ph.3 reflection on the Pattern. Will need to monitor other Drivers regarding the end Outcome late Jan/early February.

Yeah, that's the problem with many "official" Reports even now ; they don't measure properly. Pennington gap Station a perfect example . They only measure whenever they decide to. I asked Employees at the City Plant that work there. Terrible ! That Data, as well as the other Station Data is fed into the Model Ingest System and used in the Models Output.! It absolutely burns me up. It's no wonder Models are as they are in our Area. The Terrain makes it hard enough to Forecast but, flawed Data makes it worse and should be rectified if possible. QC. Btw. I am at 12.6 Inches for the Season officially now.