BooneWX

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@wncsnow I think I’m coming around to your thoughts about the pattern. I’m not completely out on the next few weeks producing but this current setup with a cold Alaska, slack ridge heights out west and a strong northern stream just isn’t going to cut it unless we get lucky. We need help in the Atlantic too. It stinks to have this much cold on this side of the globe without any fantasy storms but here we are. I’m sort of wondering as well, if what comes after a complete shake up, could be a better version of this. Inject some volatility and get these big blocking mechanisms in the Pacific moving around a bit.

I’ve had snow here for about an hour. It’s very light but steadily falling. Looks nice with the Christmas lights.

Nice snow shower working through

Annnnd it stopped

Full transition. Light snow. 36°

I’m at work in Lenoir and we’re beginning to see flakes

Deck lowering and flattening out, heaviest rain of the day despite nothing showing on radar. Hoping for some last minute magic.

Seems like some back building and development starting to occur in the lee. Radar will be an interesting watch for the next little bit.

Good luck everyone! Happy for yall up north and down east. This is a good start for many of you.

Challenge level: 10/10 Id kill for a good Miller B style storm right now. Give me that front end thump followed by a sleet fest to ensure it doesn’t melt for a week. A 2022 repeat would heal my soul.

Well that’s all for this event folks. Precip orientation has now shifted NW to SE with this tail end, so that should effectively warm the air with Downsloping. Remember, no refunds allowed, please follow the exit signs accordingly as you get off the ride.

I’m off that week and would really enjoy some fishing in lieu of watching it rain and be 38°. Hope it trends warmer not gonna lie lol.

The oil rigs in the Gulf have had more snow in the past 365 days than we’ve had in 7 years

Temp going up with the heaviest rain rates of the day. Lmao. You can’t do anything but just chuckle at this point. We have to be the most unlucky group this side of the Mississippi.