The Weather Thread | Time to hide your nuts

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Just saw a neighbor walk by my house with what appeared to be a newly purchased snow saucer. I don’t want to jinx anything, but if we do get snow, I would really love for my kids to have something the sled on. They’ve never done it before. Maybe I’ll run out and get one.
 
Icky Mettle said:
Just saw a neighbor walk by my house with what appeared to be a newly purchased snow saucer. I don’t want to jinx anything, but if we do get snow, I would really love for my kids to have something the sled on. They’ve never done it before. Maybe I’ll run out and get one.
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If you DONT go get one now, for the kids, you may jinx it!
 
Looks like chances went up for the Triad. I hope we get some, my 3 year old hasn’t really ever seen snow and desperately wants to go sledding.
 
Looks like it’s still a possibility in Charlotte. Guess I’ll buy 3 loaves of bread, 6 dozen eggs and a few gallons of milk just in case.
 
nrsair said:
Looks like chances went up for the Triad. I hope we get some, my 3 year old hasn’t really ever seen snow and desperately wants to go sledding.
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Yeah, I'm in Greensboro and noticed the snow numbers have ticked up slightly this morning. Yay!

Our 15-year-old has outgrown all the snow clothes I've bought the past few years that he either wore once for 1-inch of snow or still have the tags. I did a mad dash to the Kville Target Monday at lunch to pick up a pair of men's snow pants. He's skinny and they are a medium, so they are falling off of him but will have to do. When they say moms will move heaven and earth... :LOL:
 
All the models are showing from 2 to 4 inches of snow for me except the NAM. It's warmer and only has an inch here. But it has been trending colder with its runs tonight.
 
Kraftyheel89 said:
Now calling for 2" snow in Triad overnight Friday, starting late afternoon. NC will never change.1000015254.jpg
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People well north of the Mason-Dixon Line do panic grocery shopping before forecasted winter storms - just as Southerners do.

They also can’t drive well on unsalted, unplowed roads.
 
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