Nelson

That's what I was thinking however we did just jump to 33F here west of Madison. Reports of snow just to my NW.

Temp holding steady at 32F here. A light glaze on above ground surfaces and had some pea size hail earlier. Watching reports out to the west, waiting for switchover later this afternoon.

Just happy that it looks like that western ridge is finally going to break down/back the f off into the Pacific and give us some chances. I'll take that over the sh*t we've been dealing with.

All of the ensembles are pretty disheartening for any type of change away from the position of that western ridge - That look has been so f'ing persistent...

Doesn't look like we are going to shake this northwest flow (west ridge) any time soon

I see what you did there...

Hoping the end of run look on the ensembles continues and we can get that big a** ridge to move east - set up for cutter season.

Good luck to everyone in the potential path - rooting for a historic event

This is wild As a result, the expectation is for the lake effect snow bands to be unusually intense with peak snow rates of 3 to locally 5 inches per hour, frequent lightning and thunder, and pockets of hail.

You need to find a new hobby...... Your posts are pretty annoying and don't contribute anything to this board.

Had 1/2” hail here with a cell that formed right overhead. .

Ended up with 4.4" here on the west side of Madison. Pretty close to expectation - thought we might push 5-6" with how much it lingered.

Barely paying attention until I see one of them chime in... This bullshit isn't helping.

Keep hope alive bro...

came here to say this...