Iceagewhereartthou

Because if it were colder we'd have a shot at a big snow and that is not allowed here. Temps are awful here. Went to bed at 44 and woke up at 44. NC gets all the fun.

Meh, 44.1 degrees. If it ever does get cold enough it'll be over by then. Upstate stinks for snow. Pickens County to dismiss at 12:00 for the rainy afternoon.

Wow there's just no cold around here, so sad!

It was a popular song back in the day, are you old enough to remember it?

Blessed Union of Souls?

Nice, good to see someone getting colder! 45.5 here.

Don't forget, if CAE could manage .1 it would break it's streak of no measurable snow of over 6 years. Some models showing slight amounts down there.

For the upstate peeps, this one just isn't for us. Typically we suffer the "cold chasing moisture" syndrome and this is going to be on full display tomorrow. We may see a quick mix or full changeover at the end but it just is what is. Eastern upstate could well get in on a couple inches but the cold just isn't there for most. Going to be hard watching all of NC get a solid snow and eastern sections with the big dog, but c'est la vie for us.

I am north and west of 85, but SC stinks for snow, and disappoints quite often. Gotta be NC.

Yeah that's the problem, for most the "cold" is too little for anything good by March. Looks like an NC winter incoming, everybody else just more of the same.

I really need to move to NC.

As expected, looks to be plenty of moisture, but cold is lacking or too slow for many. Going to be another "what could have been" for most of the upstate and NEGA. May see a sloppy inch or so but by the time cold gets here most of the precip gone east. Lot of people in NC may be happy come Thursday night though.

Yeah and NC whiners a foot.

For most of us, trying to track snowfall (and being weenies) is like the people at Furnace Creek trying to track rainstorms.

Yep. NC storm as usual.

Meh, not impressed for my area. Not enough precip and not enough cold. Hard to snow with those ingredients. Burrel's posts give me some hope but I feel this is one of those "coastal low resulting in moisture skip for the upstate with it being to warm with initial light precip" events. If we are able to get anything it'll be a novelty with northern and eastern NC getting the goods. This past decade Greenville NC has done way better than Greenvile SC.

Good post. And am I correct in saying that this eastward jump (and resultant change in the angle of the trough) is also responsible for some warming of the western areas?

I haven't looked at maps much yet, what is the timeframe looking like? As much as I like to see snow fall in the day we really do better with night snowfall.

This is still fantasy land at this point, but as always, especially south of the boarder, borderline cold looks to be a huge issue here. Gotta get the cold in to have any shot.

Big difference just between you and me in Easley. I don't do as well as many, but got 5.5 in 2016 and 8 from 2011. Still have a lot more mixing than TR, Greer, etc. Grew up in Dacusville and that was generally a good spot. 16 from 88, at least 12 from 87, around 10 from 93, 6 from 96. My parents there got 9 in 2016. Amazing how much 10 or 20 miles makes. I was in Taylor's for March 93 but never got more than 4.5 due to ground temps being stuck at 34. Western upstate completely missed on others like Jan 2000 and Feb 04.

Aw, come on now. Actually that would be sleet for MBY. Verbatim, the run we saw of the Euro has Feb 15 or Dec 18 written all over it; all slept and zr here, snow bury for NC.

Notice the rain in Oconee and Pickens.

Probably Feb 73 would be the closest. Personally I would pass, it brings basically nothing for me. Need an I85 special. I think these Euro clown maps are just as useless as the GFS ones, so this is entertainment only anyway.