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Let’s roll! .

Ready to walk this line for sure. Good look at the mid day.

100% agree

As the pages turn. .

Back to work today for good. Nothing like starting buses at 33.3 degrees in the rain!

No doubt. Bet the streak until it ends. Is this the time to move the money? Yet to be seen. Today should be telling or will it...

WB of 31.8 here .

Nothing like cold ass rain at 35.2 degrees on a January night.

Big increase from the 12Z run.

The GEFS was a better hit then the 18 GFS.

Milky cloud deck here with a cold 37 degrees.

No action here today but it is a cold 27 degrees today in the clouds. Little which makes it fell much colder.

More to track! .

Same at 35. Was not thinking I would see any till late PM .

We walk the line for sure. .

I was going to comment but ya know. We all got it. .

Awesome. I might take ya up on that at some point. .

Good catch. Was not supposed to be in till dark down here. .

From GSPAs of 300 AM Sunday: Shortwave energy will carve out a deep troughacross the Northeast to Mid-Atlantic Wednesday into Thursday,which will bring a reinforcing dry cold front thru the forecastarea. The front may bring a round of stratocu along the TN borderand breezy conditions across the mountains Wednesday aftn intoWednesday night. This combined with temps still 10-15 deg belownormal may produce wind chills around -5F across the NorthernMountains thru early Thursday morning. Winds should subside andskies become clear Thursday, but highs will remain chilly.The latest guidance seems to be trending toward a distinct southernstream upper low in northwestern Mexico that interacts with adigging trough over the Great Plains. This will likely produce asfc wave near the Texas Coast late Thursday. This wave may advanceeast along/near the Gulf Coast and spread moisture across theSoutheast Friday into Friday night. The latest NBM already haslikely PoPs spreading into the forecast area Friday night. Thisprecip would likely fall into chilly air, which depending on thethermal profiles, may result in freezing rain, snow, or a wintrymix for our area. The 00z GFS shows mostly a RA/SN event, withaccumulating snow across nearly the entire forecast area Fridayaftn thru Friday night. The 00z ECMWF has trended toward the GFS,but is still more of a wintry mix setup with a warm nose punchinginto the area. For what it`s worth, the Canadian keeps the systemsuppressed and is mostly dry for our area. A little over a majorityof the ensemble members have measurable precip Friday-Friday night,with the mean sfc temps below freezing. So confidence is increasingon some type of wintry event late Friday or Saturday. PoPs wereheld in the chance range with a rain/snow fcst for now due to somuch uncertainty. This system will definitely bear watching.

Yup. Micro climate time .

Just meet round and the slop we can sort out… maybe .

A Warning for Watauga, Ashe and Wilkes.

I love that area! Where did yall access at AT? Great time I bet!

I would gladly take that strip of snow in the foothills .

If it Snows Bucket is getting in on the action.