mahantango#1

My NWS forecast low Friday night is -2. Brr!

Snowing here abut a half inch, everything covered temp 31.

raining here and on top of the cold ground it is ice, temp 34 it was 29@900pm last night. So it went up during the night.

I'm in it for the longhaul.

To me it's the wind that makes winter not so enjoyable and add wind chill to the mix...ugh. But i'll have to enjoy the month and and a half of winter that will be upon us. At least the sun is rising earlier and setting later which makes it a little easier to cope,

Winter is here looking forward to spring at this point. But I think winter has other ideas.

Do you think this will come a little more north more then is modeled?

According to my weather station with the snow that melted and the rain I had 1.16 liquid equivalent. Had 3 in of snow before the sleet showed up.

27 here

I have my doubts also!

S&S storm chasing on Facebook

About 40 min ago.

Within the last hour I believe

Good Ole S&S forecast!

WHTM 27 just said another 2-3 hrs of snow before changeover.

2 in here.

Holding at 22 for 2 hours.

Snow has commenced in Pillow area.

Anyone see that S&S forecasting update they are going way out on the limb.

Temp 20 dp 12 @1230pm

From HenryMargusity this morning: The storm is underway and has overachieved in many areas of Arkansas into Tennessee and Mississippi. Snowfall has been over 7 inches in many locations and it’s still snowing hard across Tennessee into parts of Mississippi. Snow is also heavy across the western Carolina’s with ice also heavy in many areas of the Carolina’s this morning. Severe storms including tornadoes are moving across south Florida where SPC took a major bust on the severe weather potential. The surface map shows that low pressure is developing across southern Georgia and a reflection of low with the upper level system is back over Mississippi. With the wedge of cold air so entrenched, I think the low will have to go toward the coast despite the models saying that the low center is going to attack the cold and just ride through it warming everyone up above freezing. We have to see just how much that cold air will hold it’s ground as the low comes up. Heavy snow with rates of 1 inch per hour will come north up the mountains today into this evening. We may have a few hours of snow evaporating due to the dryness of the air. Heavy snow will move into western PA, NY, Northeast and Ontario tonight and last into Monday morning. These areas will see 12 inches perhaps more snow due to high ratios. Next weekend, we may have to go through this all over again.

Just wondering if the low level will hold on a while longer then forecast. Sometimes models are too fast on eroding it. But what do I know.

I guess the beginning of the kiss of death for snow lovers. Maybe with each passing hour till we get to go time. HHHr wont have any for the burg.

Even with temps jumping into the 30s very early tomorrow morning, hard not to believe there wont be problems on the roads with it being below freezing 48 hours prior to this event.

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