JoMo

Yeah, it's stopped here now but it was coming down at a moderate rate and left the roofs and grass covered again.

Bonus snow showers here tonight for some reason.

I just found out there's a website dedicated to saving the old songs and images and videos from TWC. They even list where some of the TWC personalities are now. Has all the jazz music they used long ago as well. If I ever get really bored or nostalgic, I'll have to listen to some of the clips and see if I can't identify a couple I remember really well but don't know the name of. Website is twcclassics.com

I watched the neighbors dog in its first snowfall zoomie around for a bit before he realized it was cold, and then he headed right back to the door.

I remember the days before weather models were online. A local TV station had a phone number you could call to get the weather forecast via recording from their weatherman. I used to call it about every 5-10 minutes when snow was expected to see if anything had changed or to just hear "The chance of snow is near 100%." Got excited every time. Eventually graduated to watching TWC, still remember some of those elevator/jazz music 'local on the 8's' sounds. Different world today with how easy it is to access the computer models though.

Looks like 5-6" in Joplin. I wasn't sure we'd make it there until the heavier bands started rolling through.

Always so serene on nights when it's snowing. Fresh blanket of snow covering everything and it looks like twilight outside.

In a decent band in Joplin right now. Coming down at a fairly good pace. Probably 2-3" or so, so far.

Winter storm warning extended northward to Joplin/Springfield as well. 4-6"

00z Euro moved NW as well but tighter with the gradient in NW Arkansas.

It feels very different, rooting for a NW trend instead of wanting no NW trend.

00z GFS shifted NW as well.

00z RDPS with a shift NW as well.

Trough is more neutrally tilted on the 00z NAM with the 500 MB winds backing more to the south. Interesting NAM run, but, it is the NAM.

2-4" seems about right for a general snowfall for areas not in the Winter Storm Warning. Areas that sit under any banding will probably be on the higher side of that. Also, probably an area of 1-3" where that dry pocket ends up.