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I know they're trying to offer a quick visual overview of potential impact but I want to gouge my eyes out every time I see those graphics. We all learn differently and apparently that isn't the method that connects with me.

Awesome! Welcome to our sub...I've seen your posts in the Philly area in the past. Looking forward to your thoughts this winter!

Great picture! Looks like about 2"?

Finishing up with 1". Drizzle now. Some interesting scenarios on guidance for the day 7-8 time period.

Met student at MU?

Snow has picked up in intensity again.

Eyeballing about 1" and roads are covered... Just measured a little over. 75" on the grass. Snowing lightly here.

Yep, that's what I've been thinking for some time now...we're going to need to be patient a while longer...

Man, that would be awesome... Looks like an uneventful couple of weeks with near to perhaps slightly above normal temperatures and a couple of chances of some rain. No wintry weather in the foreseeable future for the LSV at least.

6.5" here. My typical 20 minute drive home took 2 hours and 45 minutes that day.

Should be some opportunities for most of us to get on the board in the next several weeks. All we can ask for at this point.

I've been around a long time and that guy is one of if not the best that I'm aware of.

Yesterday was the perfect early fall day. Today is the perfect November fall day.

And that's the reason why I quoted him to begin with. This is the perfect fall day.

Long-time Accu Weather met Elliott Abrams was fond of saying "No Sun...No Fun...No-vember." Today fits the bill!

Quite a bit of flurry action going on down this way.

I don't keep exact records of such things, but I'm pretty confident my heat ran about 50 days last winter season. Typically it'll run in January and most of February, and then only in March during exceptionally cold and/or snowy weather.

This is great stuff right here! A few years ago when I had our HVAC guy in for our yearly inspection he recommended that I adjust the setting from AUTO to RUN. So it's been running continuously since! To be completely honest...truly, I did turn off the air last Friday. At the time it was 67. That is my year-round setting. Disgruntled, I turned the AC back on earlier this week when it reached 74. My house is a hot box with many south and west-facing windows. The one thing that will cool down my home is a combination of cold, clouds AND a NW wind. It can be sub-freezing at night like it's been recently but if it gets to 50 or above with sun during the day, we bake. I do expect to shut it off tomorrow...though with sun and mid 50s by Sunday, she'll be humming again...

Takes an anomalous pattern for the Piedmont to have an opportunity for snow this time of year, and the models are certainly suggesting just that...

Another spectacular fall day! Enjoying the sunny, cool weather.

You guys crack me up. My AC is still going strong...

Certainly not a bust in my area yesterday...ended up with 2.55" which was ever so slightly above the 1.5" - 2.5" projections. Many fields in this area were lakes early this morning.

Yep...lots of lightning here. You win!

I agree with you. I think the rain and wind are gonna be wicked this evening. Worst part is it's coming after dark. (for most of us)

@Bubbler86 You are now in the 10% TOR area on the 1630 outlook.