hawkeye_wx

Got yet another dusting this afternoon, this time 0.4".

Up to 18 inches of snow fell on coastal North Carolina. I've never measured 12.

We are at least seeing the western ridge finally breaking down on the ensembles toward mid month. That is a very necessary first step.

I'm ready for thunderstorm season.

The Canadian has the storm, too.

Not much in the pipeline for Iowa.

We just got a burst of heavy snow that dropped 0.5", but the temp is 33º so it's a wet snow. However, a new squall just hit with very strong wind and near white-out conditions. It should be brief, though.

We only have 0.5-1.0" on the ground.

Wind is gusting to 60-70 mph in wc IA and ec NE. DVN has issued a blizzard warning for my area. I'm not sure we'll get enough snow to justify that.

UK backed off a bit, but it's still north.

Meanwhile, a few miles to your south we got a couple tenths at first, but, even though radar suggested good snow for the last couple hours, it stopped snowing completely. The southern edge snow must be drying up as it falls.

UK is way north, even getting snow into Iowa.

It appears the Bears game Sunday night, while cold, may be perfectly timed to have relatively low wind.

Kamchatka would be an interesting place to live. In addition to the extreme weather, it is also one of the most volcanically active places on Earth.

1.1 inches of snow here overnight, our first inch since mid December.