Tony Sisk

Their weekend staff has been all over the place. I’m with you, they are consistently the best…but really confusing.

Spaghetti here as well! It’s a great entree for snow!

There really is no other explanation. I’m stunned

GSP has totally removed any snow accumulations in most of our area. To the point that I’m not sure why they still have a winter storm warning and not an ice warning. Their forecast has me shaking my head.

Radar looks pretty good for sassafras to Caesar’s Head. Not bad for the early stuff.

Genius that they built that interstate there.

Pretty big shift downwards.

for newbies in the state....sometimes this is broadly defined. You may be referring to Oconee and Pickens Counties. I think you are referring to the mountains. But most break the "upstate" using I-85. The upstate lower counties are McCormick, Greenwood, Laurens, Union. I'd love the entire upstate get clobbered. But I'm still thinking the sweet spot in SC will be along and above Hwy 11, but north of 85 should be very happy.

the middle of the "M" would be nice. The bottom of the "M" would be awesome!

The 2020's have given folks across the United States one rare weather event after another. We have seen things happen that have never happened before. With a name like Izzy, I have a feeling this storm is telling all the others to "hold my beer".

I think 50%+ of the posts in this thread are from you.

This is from the official GSP NWS

This may be borderline banter. Spent a NYE there camping. There was a foot of snow, the temp never got above 20. But it was sunny. We were sledding on the Blue Ridge Parkway. One of the most memorable experiences with my boys.

Tigerchick, that's pretty much what I'm going with. I have 5-8", 4-6" 2-3" and 1-2"...pretty much your same zones. I thought Chris put out an excellent videocast. There is still much uncertainty. And if we get the amount of ice that is potential, it will for sure cut down on the snow totals.

we are hoping...not kidding!

Chris is really becoming a favorite. Hope he retires in Greenville…we got a good one!

GSP has a consistent track record of being among the best in the business. No doubt about that.

I've lived here for 58 years and a weather geek since grade school. Upper Level Lows that drop from the plains typically do not pan out for the upstate. Those mountains can be our friend, and sometimes our enemy. The upper level low has to drop deep enough south and west, to get the energy needed from the gulf. When it happens, it becomes a 20 year snowstorm. But those ingredients need to be a perfect storm for that. I would caution to the 1-3 inch for the time being. Which is always a thrill in the upstate. But hoping for a repeat of Jan 1987 and Jan 1988!

The line is literally I-85, craziest thing ever

Snow Bunnie Chris Justice usually goes overboard with the forecasting. He low balled this one for sure. Roads are covered in all of the upstate! Dropping quarters at a strong rate. Surprised we haven’t heard thunder.

Snowing fatties in Taylors SC (East of Greenville)

20% chance of heavy snow, that includes the blue ridge and smokies.

Fortunately for us...a 30 minute drive and we can see a foot of snow!

Happened to me. Furman was in the football playoffs. Jeav6 snow started falling...was a near blizzard at times. 6” fell during the game. Cherrydale is less than 2 miles from Furman, same elevation. Not even a trace.

Just as I predicted. Temps have hit 36 in Greenville (near Haywood Mall) and it is snowing.