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Signal is still there. All depends on where the high sets up and when the low ejects.

Thanks for sharing. I used to have this map saved. We haven't reached our normal snowfall for 5 of the past 6 winters.

13 here this morning

January, 2022

Long Range Euro looks very Nina-ish with the cold centered over the Midwest while we battle the SE death ridge.

With all the cold in Canada it will only take a well positioned high for CAD areas.

I'm not talking about just here. Charlotte got less than an inch, Raleigh around an inch to 2 in places. It did trend west some but not some incredible turnaround for a major snowstorm for the piedmont.

The NW trend mostly lost to dry air

Oh I get that trust me. I just think its funny that people act like this has been the most amazingly cold winter in modern history.

And the NW trend kind of happened but not really. Even Raleigh just got an inch or 2. Charlotte less than an inch generally, same for the upstate. Most places west of 95 was less than 2 inches. Dry air mostly won the battle. And I'm still waiting on my picture of you shoveling your pavement @CAD_Wedge_NC

What's funny to me is people saying they want a warm up so badly when we have barely has any winter weather in the foothills. It hasn't even dropped in the single digits for me yet people act like its the arctic tundra. Winter has really beaten us down!

The odds are against us. It hasn't snowed more than a couple inches in February or March since 2014. Plus you add in the fact that February is notoriously warm in La Ninas and the fact that we are going to see the PNA drop and it will be threading the needle like always.

10 this morning.

Hope you switch to snow soon

Just wait until he cuts funding from NHC and NOAA. Our lovely models will struggle even more