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Welp, page 40 was a shit show. Moving on! Snow is over for the Triad and parts west I think.

Very, very small flizzard in Kernersville in the Triad. But a flizzard nonetheless. Thanks @Brick Tamland!

Virga is going to chew that up

Happy for the board! For the Triad, maybe a few flakes but honestly I'm not feeling this one at all. Radar trajectory still favors the Triangle and east and the NAM isnt Namming for us here. I honestly dont need a nuisance snow anyway. All or nothing please. Wow these pics out of LA and FL are nuts!!

Its the finger!! Lore says that might be a precursor to the death band. Make sure you and Gawx have your Walmart battery packs on standby to charge those phones. We all know much sleet sticks to those power lines!

So you're saying Carolina Crusher part deux is possible? Can't wait for my 14" of powder.

Sure does feel like after this week we are going deep into Fab Feb before we'll this pattern back again. Once the pattern relaxes it may not come back as we've seen before. The inverse of our cold is the complete lack of winter in places like the mountains of CA. I'll be headed out to Yosemite in April. They have zero snow now. Locals are telling me to expect a late winter there. Probably about the time the SER returns here in March and April. Can't blame this one on Brick. Not even he can mess up bad enough to make it snow on Bourbon St. That takes a special kind of jinx.

Louisiana is about to get shut down for a couple of days. Maybe some Cajun Snow Cream in their future! Really impressive potential for the gulf coast. Hoping they get their fill!

This cold press looks more than legit. Looking at upstream temps in Chicago they dont even approach 32° again for 10 days with some below zero nights. New Orleans LA is looking at some below freezing temps too. This is certainly looking like suppression city right now for the interior SE crew.

Afternoon showers for Fort Myers to Jax if this trend keeps up! Ugh!

Are we playing Keno with pretty pictures? I'll take 17 FTW please!

Should have invested in heating oil futures! I mean we are going to be calling Tallahassee "Anchorage South" soon.

Likely and possible are two very different things. But it is possible: The most damaging ice storm on record is the North American Ice Storm of 1998, which deposited as much as 5 inches (12.7 cm) of freezing rain over a large area of Quebec and Ontario in Canada, as well as northern New England in the USA. Heavy accumulations of ice brought down trees and power lines throughout the region, blocking roads and damaging property. Millions were left without power for as much as a month. The total cost of all the damage is thought to have reached more than $4.4 billion, of which $3 billion (CAN$4.3 billion) was in Canada, and $1.4 billion was in the USA.

Just remember, you started this old man. When thread is running wild next weekend and everyone is screaming at Curly, you might have to repost this one.

Happy Birthday to me!!!