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1 minute ago, ChiTownSnow said:

Under call.  10 still very much doable imo

After 5 winters in the Southeast I'm going to be thrilled with anything... especially with the slow start to the season.

8 minutes ago, Baum said:

for Northeast IL folks. All caveats aside that it's NAM 84 out, and I'm a novice when it comes to model interpretation but liked the look of it as it seemed to bring the overunning back north into a good part of the metro as opposed to 12Z which kept it all south. Also, looked like 2nd wave was poised to do some damage as well.

Am hopeful for this to continue... would love to see it in Arlington

3 minutes ago, TheNiño said:

I’m directly on the lake between Racine and Kenosha. It’s really picked up over the past hour. Big flakes mixing in now. Call me a weenie but this just feels like a good one.

 

Is that Carthage?

LOT giving us 2-4. After 5 winters in ATL I'll take it.

2 minutes ago, Upstate Tiger said:

Wow, posters on here are like Clemson defensive backs this morning....no where to be found!  Surprising given the potential.  Headed to Asheville this weekend, may see some token winter precip. early Saturday.         

As a UGA fan I have little room to speak of championship games....always watching to see how things pan out here in Cobb County. After spending 34 years along the lake in Chicago, winter is slightly different these days. Our oldest would love to make a few bucks shoveling/breaking up ice along the driveways and sidewalks of the neighborhood. 

Kenosha Kickers are headed down to Cobb for Christmas this year. I'll ask them to bring some cold and all the proper ingredients...

Someone check Glenn Burns...

It's incredible how bad of a handle local Mets have on winter weather around here. Time to look forward to spring.

Having lived in the Chicago area for 30+ years I can honestly say that you really don't want a Midwest winter. It's a never ending struggle. It's either cold and dry, cool but not cold enough or it's extremely cold and snowy. It's awful.

There's nothing fun about a late April snow and upper 40's with a breeze off Lake Michigan for Father's Day. 

Meanwhile back in my old Kenosha home...

Winter Storm Watch issued by Peachtree

Had snowflakes for a few moments in Acworth, GA. Thankfully it stopped... didn't restock my bread and beer supply.

14 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

This is the type of pattern where a storm pops up and we only have 3-5 days to really track it.  I prefer those because then I don't get hooked into it for 7-10 days.

Agreed. I can only remember once following with high confidence a storm beyond 5 days. That was the Groundhog Day blizzard while I was in SE Wisconsin. Tom Skilling mentioned it, I looked into it by stumbling across this site.

So began my dark decent into these weather boards....

Any reason why KFFC has been quiet lately?

Icy precip falling in West Cobb county.