John1122

Made it to 0 this morning. Some below 0 showed up in Northern Scott County and Southern Kentucky.

We still got some ways to go, but normally with the blocking we've had and temperature departures I'd end winter between 30 and 40 inches. We've rarely had such favorable blocking for as long as we did in January. Normally that 8-10 inch Gulf storm would have been a 12-18 inch storm here.

Already down to 5 degrees. May get below 0 tonight. A couple of stations are down even lower already.

Hopefully we get one more good event for the region before winter ends. The GFS has been back and forth between a widespread event and the mountains getting it. It's a rare winter that we get a second shot after such an epic warm up, but usually the rare times the cold returns in late February or early March we tend to score to some extent. Nothing big for mby this winter (6+ inch even imo) but some nickels, dimes and quarters has me at 16 inches on the season. Not great for the level of cold and duration we had compared to past winters with so much cold, but way better than those wall to wall warm winters where we get lucky to get a couple of 2 inchers. All in all, winters in the 2020s have been decent so far with only one real stinker in the first half of the decade.

Got 1.2 inches of new snow from this, 4.8 total. The RGEM pretty much hit this one almost spot on.

Not sure how long it'll last but it's snowing as hard as it was last night at the peak of things.

18 degrees, no returns showing up on radar here but it's started snowing. Looks like a few heavier bands heading this way if they hold together.

It's the high ratio powder that evaporates as soon as a sunbeam hits it but it's fun while it's happening.

In February 2001(I think) I got 7 inches off a streamer that connected to Lake Michigan. It was a county wide basically and it ran from NW Indiana all the way to here.

It may not last but the radar looks healthier than it was modeled to look at this time.

Hopefully the RGEM is handling wave 2 as well as it often does things from the NW. It's giving my area 1.5 inches and breaks out 1/2 to 3/4ths inch down into the valley.

MRX puts an sps out for my area for 1/2 to 1 inch of snow but a WWA for NE TN for 1/2 to 1 inch of snow. Sometimes their decision making process fascinates me.

That's more the very warm two weeks leading into this event.

Temp has crept up here after dropping through around 1pm.

It's in the upper 10s just a few miles north of here in S. Kentucky. It should keep getting colder further south as the day wears on.