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It was pretty much a non-event here. Considering it was bowing out, I expected much more. It's like once they make their way over the oakland hills. they peter out.

Considering its the first severe event of the season, you'd think the watch would've been issued awhile ago but I understand their hesitancy. People already don't trust/believe meteorologists around here when it comes to severe weather so they don't wanna over hype. Also with the sun going down, perhaps they believe we'll lose some instability.

Hope he doesn't have a social media page with followers.... Dreary, drizzle with overcast. Not seeing much this far north but who knows. We seem to get the best storms when we least expect it around here.

Nothing grinds my gears more than colder than avg April's. My bad memory is well documented on here but I'd venture to guess April's have been avg to below avg temp wise more than half the time the last 10 years.

I'm only down there until March 1st. Work requires me in person starting in March. I wish I was down there. Its been 80 n sunny everyday since I left.

70 degrees to snow. I wish we could just flip from cold to warm and not have to go through this 2 month period march/April of mediocrity where were most likely not to get a snowstorm or severe weather or warm enough temps that last more than 2 days.

That's definitely going to be me when we finally get that big dog around here...

Kind of cool to see parts of Western Iowa seeing thunderstorms right now and then are going to get over 10 inches of snow.

Pretty wild day so far. Woken up by boomers at 7am. Saw a storm pop up right overhead and gust easily to 50mph a little bit ago. Warmth feels good. Some warned storms coming into the state currently. Lots of low clouds racing by. Gotta luv spring storm systems, unfortunately it comes with wedges further south. You hate to see them occur at night.

When you saw big dawg paul kocin on the screen, you knew a snowstorm was a brewin.

Again having a few more days where we get an inch or two in 6 hours doesn't necessarily mean our winter was better than theirs. Turd winter for both.

Both cities had equally shitty winters. Having more snow depth at times this winter is nothing to brag about lol. How about a bowling ball event where both cities get big snows

Looks like a chance to be almost 60 everyday next week with plenty of sun.

I'm well aware why we had no headlines. One of the strongest storms this winter and zzzz here.

Got to love the donut hole of no advisories in Michigan. Prob the safest/most boring place to live weather/natural disaster wise.