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6 hours ago, Buckethead said:

February into early march is prime time for anything down there I believe.  I lived below Columbia for 30 years and most memorable storms (that I recall) fall into that time frame...not sure what climatology says.

I've lived in the Upstate of SC all my life which has spanned six and a half decades, and I can say just from memory that I've seen probably more, and definitely bigger snowstorms in February than I have in January, and several big ones in March....late March. So for somebody to jump off the cliff on December 28th is quite astonishing to me.

2 hours ago, kvegas-wx said:

Saw Matthew East on FB mentioning a nationwide cold spell for 2nd half of March, including a lock in the southeast.  Dont want it, dont need it.  I'm done with it.  Bring me 50s and DRY!!

I say bring it on, I do want it, might get some snow out of it.

Well the NWS says   "No part of the U.S. is favored to have below-average temperatures."

4 hours ago, mackerel_sky said:

71 now, +21 above avg.! Very Torchy! JB promises this will turnaround by mid Feb! Just in time for our normal highs to be nearing 60. Will take a 20 degree below normal airmass to remotely have a chance at frozen!

And don't think it can't happen.

The short answer for me is..... not no but HELL no.