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19 here also

26 already. Maybe we crack the teens for the first time this winter?

Yes it's all in where you are located. I just think a true snowy winter is overdue

The foothills have averaged between 8-12 (sometimes more) inches of snow per decade generally until recently. For this decade so far we are averaging 3.5.

I urge all of you to look at climatology on webber weather to see how winters used to be. https://www.webberweather.com/nc-winter-weather-climatology.html

You have to look at trends. Trends show the SE Ridge being muted but there enough to keep the storm track west.

It does get a lot more than that but we have settled for "average" or slightly below being a great winter

Wall to Wall winter with all of the state west of I95 at or below average snowfall? The last Wall to Wall winter was 2009/10

So close yet so far

Euro is close to something a few times the next couple weeks but there's just enough ridging in tne SE to keep it a cold rain for most.

Call it what you want but let's not pretend this was a big storm

For what an inch or 2 in a small area?

December 2010 comes to mind- it was a La Nina and we had that phase on Christmas and model wars for days before. It was a special time. Lots of northern stream energy flying around the next few weeks, can we get a phase with some southern energy?

Early December can work like 2018/2017 but we need that cold entrenched or strong CAD which im just not seing.

23 this morning