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I will agree with this. I did a tornado re-analysis GIS project for my employer over the summer and that involved looking at a lot of damage pictures. This tornado had the intensity similar to Smithville (MS) and the lengthily swath of violent damage (EF4+) similar to Hackleburg (AL). Some of scenes also reminded me of Joplin, too. I don't think we should be sugarcoating how bad and extreme this tornado was regardless of the time of month. This was simply a top-tier tornado and I strongly believe we'll get epic survey results once we get everything put together.

That's what I thought too. Probably too warm right on the coastline, but we'll see...

Ahh yes... found myself looking at wintry weather of the Northeast again. I'm supposed to have a layover at Logan Airport in Boston this Sunday (from Las Vegas) so I'm definitely nervous about the icy weather.

Our best snow chances tend to happen with deep cold air mass ahead of it. I don't like the cold-chasing moisture events like models are hinting... they don't pan out often.

Seems like a good high-elevation snow producer on models so far... we'll see.

I'm not buying frozen precip threat until we get some more credibility from ensembles. It'd be a major climatology-buster outside mountains, otherwise...

Living close to family and friends again will always be worth it over weather seasons. Can't take away incredible memories of last two winters, though

After witnessing over 160 inches of snow last two winters, adjusting back to North Carolina winters will be very difficult. Not thrilled about living in area with 6"/year snowfall average rather than 60"/year. I'll miss having snow depth of over 6" for three months straight.

Yep, NAM captured my attention earlier this evening. Will be a rough couple days across Dixie Alley.

7.5" on the snowboard here. Solid event.

Just broke through 2" mark.

Great source for upper level divergence to assist with the lifting. Another good source is the left exit region of jet streak, but that's not relevant to this event.

I'll be back for it this year.

I have Advanced Skywarn training from NWG GSP office, but that was a warm-season training. Definitely need to do cold-season training to get my spotter ID.

I called it too early. We had about 1.6" new snow on my car when I woke up so I'm calling it at 24", setting a new PR for single-storm snowfall. What a monster storm.

Final snowfall total - 22.4"

Mid-December to mid-January was pretty good too. We had Christmas morning storm, a quick-hitting blizzard, and a historic Arctic cold outbreak. February was super meh, but still pulled a minor SWFE and a surprise 8" event. Then March happened. Really a solid winter.

Thanks! Now just wait until I get my first meltdown next year because I know seasons like this doesn't happen every year. A college friend went to Boston for 2014-15 year. When I saw him again, I asked him about your legendary month and he commented, "I never want to see another ****ing flake again for the rest of my life." I'll never experience something like that, but 40" in 5 mid-March days is good enough

Lol this weenie band should get us 27-30" local lollis around Raymond-Northwood area. Might make one last run at 2 feet of snow here.

Raymond-Northwood area is probably our local jack. I'm seeing 27" reports and they still got a band over them.

40 INCHES FOR THE WEEK! 100 INCHES FOR THE WINTER!!! We're at 21.3" of snow. Snow depth in my front yard is between 21-23".

Large flakes too.

It doesn't show well on radar due to beam blockage, but it's just puking snow outside. I can see us making it to 20".

Pounding snow for the grand finale. 2"/hr rate. 18.5" storm total.

That's insane. Guess I can say this is truly a legendary stuff. I don't think we'll make it to 40", but we'll get pretty close (currently 35" combined).