[ronald_reagan]

Usually, you don't see this type of setup until February or March honestly. We have seen it in January, but hardly ever in December. The only reasoning I can think of is La Nina. Other than that, I really don't know why we are experiencing these Southern storms. Usually they don't come around until the majority of Canada is snowpacked. But, I seen a picture of snow and ice cover as of yesterday and it was astonishing. The entire country of Canada is snow covered, and the whole Northern half of the US is snow covered. Kentucky is the boundary of course.

its inspiring. it truly is. a lot of forecasters and even models, don't take into consideration the snowpack which exists. I think the GFS goes on historical averages in regards to snowpack (from what i've heard). but the snowpack that exists is truly amazing. we're dealing with 2-3 feet in parts of southern canada, on a permanent basis.

i think this is going to be a year to remember... it may be a lot of misses, but someone is getting SOMETHING.