Billypg70

We live in the South East. I have always believed that more than half of our snow storms are usually thread the needle events. The teleconnections do matter but it snows in bad patterns, This last decade proves as much. BTW Grit Thank you for all ur valuable input on this board.

That is a thing of beauty. And the coldest levels right over Greenville County. That could accumulate quickly, Instead of the usual burning off over half of the system just bringing the BL to freezing. And at this point no model can be dismissed. In fact the NAM handled the last storm with the most accuracy even at long range.

Yes he is already explaining the setup and showing the Euro & GFS ensemble possible solutions. He said something that I'm sure most would agree board wide this is the best threat we've had this season. I doubt he'll be the KOD. He has some weenie in him and as a snow lover I Love it.

Great post and TY for ur contributions on this board. We have some great posters. Guys like Burrel2, Lookout, & wow. And there are countless others. I get why some are disappointed. But winter's not over regardless of how badly the indices have been. This is the Southeast and in some cases the deep south. I'd imagine the vast majority of snowstorms south & east of 85 from NGA to Raleigh happen during bad indices. Also the models are a tool and should never be the only thing that determines a forecast. To many novelist take each run verbatim.

It starts with very very light pin flakes for about 30 mins. Then picks up with intensity from there.

Just starting with flurries here in Greer

Just looking at observations. Gainesville was reporting Heavy Snow & Freezing Fog 30/29 the temp dropped 2 degrees since last report. DP rose only 1 degree. Great reports down stream. Burrel are u in Pickens? Any thoughts from Burrel or Lookout on Grenville County? Tia

It snowed this morning here in Taylors SC which is NE Greenville County for an hour to an hour and a half this morning. I was running late so only took one pic of my windshield. There was a dusting in most grassy areas. Nothing on the road. I tried to post the pic but i am getting a message file is too big.

I have no idea why???? NP Yes CJ is just dying to hype a winter storm. Two things you can count on in the western Carolinas TV market. 1 CJ giveth the SNOW 2 KK taketh it away...

Something must of changed drastically because the meteorologist on WYFF a couple of days ago were talking a few degrees above normal for the next couple of weeks. Now their saying we need to keep an eye on the same time period, With cold air near by & moisture staying plentiful.

Wyff 4 local NBC for the Western part of the Carolinas had a Winter special 2 weeks ago today. They stated in that special that only one time since records begin at GSP has GSP not had measurable snow. 2012. There's obviously an acute line in terms of winners & losers for snow lovers. Those NW of 85 tend to see much more snow than those SE of 85. That line extends from NE GA thru GSP to Charlotte & RDU. Example Mack & myself. Last December I got 6 inches by the NWS in Greer and from my own measurements. Mack got less than an inch. We probably live less than 20 or 30 miles from each other. This seems to be the case for anyone in the aforementioned I85 area from NE Ga north to Raleigh.