SN_Lover

This is turning more into a miller a than a zipper low. Someone is gonna get their 6in or foot.

buddy, the fun begins after this system. Lake effect like crazy and a bonus clipper!

Even though Piedmont might see some snow, the mountains are going to cash in this weekend. debating on a trip this weekend!

This is what is happening currently with this weekends system...

ICON agrees!!

It's 80 in my place. I refuse to turn on the air in Feb! I'm scared for the summer. 100's?

The dogwoods are blooming old leaves are falling off of the trees.spring is in the air!

Run and get your gas and bread!!!

GSP seeing the trend and added Northern counties The trend is real folks.

Beware of the 48 hour modeled jackpot zone. Those in it will not get what is predicted.

lol the 's are realizing heavy snow isn't coming anymore. maybe the Ukrainian model will save the day! Charlotte: enjoy your dusting to 2 inches

BYE FELICIA!

That was a satisfying 12z run suite!! Feel much more confident now about a solution more than ever!

Think the GFS just stepped closer to the euro. Euro needs to trend towards the GFS soon.

Anything more than a flurry will exceed my expectations. Love snow

We can only hope for the best right? XD

Strong agreement from the 18z GFS Ensembles

Last winter it was the lakes low, this year it's the atlantic ridge. at least we are changing up the way we are getting screwed.

Almost off the charts...

Lake Oroville for example is 98.14% of what it was last year which isnt that bad, all things considered.

And Nino comes to the rescue! Southern Cali should not be as bad as predicted. http://www.wrcc.dri.edu/cgi-bin/anomimage.pl?wrc30dPdep.gif

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