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This is the most wintry precip I've had all season lol

February is likely going to end up below average with rain compared to a very wet January. Water levels are at mid summer levels

Looks like the GFS backed way off any CAD related mixed precip. Definitely the winter theme. Probably a decent weekend in the 60s for most!

Got down to 24. Mostly seasonal weather ahead, not really a sustained torch.

Looks like we are about to transition into a soggy period. It's amazing how quickly it can switch to dry/wet. There have been a few fires burning again with it being dry for most of February.

One day you might listen to me

Spring is basically here. Who needs March 1??

The energy is trending north on the short range models and GFS was north at 12Z

My family in England has basically had no snow either. They do get snow pretty regularly there even though most people think it's rain all the time. When it does snow there it's very fleeting usually with the super fast flow.

You know who wasn't wrong? This guy.

This winter has gone by FML and FUBAR

I have had 22 and 23 the last 2 nights. At least it will help keep the early budding and blooming at bay a little.

I'm really worried about this fall. If hurricane season is half as bad as some are saying we could see brutal flooding Ala 2004.

Nice ring around the moon tonight.. feel like this was our last chance for a legit storm this season and it was squashed of all things.

Want to give @Stormchaserchuck1a shoutout. He was skeptical all winter of the bullish winter forecasts for the Mid Atlantic and SE and has been pretty much spot on no matter how much hate he has gotten.

DC about to get shafted tonight. Most short range is 1 to 2 max instead of 3 or 4+. Well see which is right.

The worst heartbreaker here(among many) was March 1, 2009 Upper Level Low. We got a dusting and literally 15 miles west and 20 miles east had 4 inches or more. It was too warm for the first part of the storm then the ULL went just too far south and we missed the deform band. That led to downsloping wind and flurries while Shelby-Hickory got hammered. Another reason this was painful was because the previous 2 winters were bad. Not as bad as these last 2 though.

March 93 was epic here but l was only 5. I do remember it, mostly the power being out for a week or more and the thundersnow (which I haven't seen since). The Christmas snow of 2010 has a special place in my heart even though it was only 8 inches here. It was the first and last time I have seen a legitimate snowstorm on Christmas Day and one of the few times I was home for the holidays back in those days. Of course it was so poorly modeled and was nothing 2 days out. Plus it was one of the last Christmases with my mom. It was a special day.

I member when we had to walk uphill both ways to school in the snow! Darn millennials.

Well I accidentally ran over a squirrel today so maybe we just need Eyewall to do a ritualistic dance at Carter Finley Stadium and we will be good?

Trout are starting to move around. The White bass and Walleye are spawning from Lake James in the Catawba. Days are getting longer, the air is starting to get that fresh feel of spring. The older I get the more I dislike winter, especially if it isn't going to snow. All winter is anymore is a breeding ground for sickness. My 2 kids cant stay healthy more than a few weeks.

Bring on spring.

Unless we get a miracle this weekend, February is toast. NOVA and DMV likely to get 2 or 3 more inches though. They are one of the few places on the east coast that aren't incredibly far behind seasonal norms.

Maybe I'm crazy but I still think those in NE NC especially and VA could see an inch or two out of this.

UK gave most of Virginia a decent snow this run More moisture in NC but rain