HighStakes

Actually after the initial heavy snow burst it continued to snow until 6 a.m. It was a solid squall but not as impressive as the one that came through in January 2020 the following morning of the only snowfall we had that year. That squall was the highlight of what was just an awful year. We got about 5 inches the day before then squall put down 2 inches in 40 minutes the following morning. It was a total whiteout. Attached is a picture of that morning during the height of the squall.

1/1: 1.0 Total: 5.5 wasn't quite an inch but it was more than .5. Since we had a couple other dustings that produced a few tenths that I didn't record I'm calling this one an inch

Started here. Strong winds, 1/4 mike visibility and S++.

Getting really bad now. Everything has a solid coating of ice.

Same here.

Light snow with a quick dusting.

Devastating loss for NE. Control line of scrimmage and need to run efficiently and control their running game. Good chance to win next week. If we're fortunate enough win then we have legitimate momentum. Still a longshot but a shot no less.

12/13-12/14: 4.5

4.5 total. Temp down to 22.

Started 30 minutes ago as all snow!

Youth lol.

Take a break for a couple hours. You'll be ok!

This is turning into a pretty serious event especially for mid-December. This is the opposite of what we usually see occur. As we get closer the snow amounts keep increasing and the cold shot is looking stronger behind the snow. 3-6 inches followed by wind and teens is quite impressive. Low teens Monday morning then highs only in the 20's and flurries likely.

8 is the low so far.

No comment. Lol