Not that I mind, but you best stay down there in cozy Macomb, lol. You'd last about a week in the snowbelts of NMI. I got to run around in snow over my shoes scraping and brushing my car off for like the 4th time already. And my coworker who left earlier gave me a Christmas gift by brushing it off a couple hours prior. It was coming down so hard I would brush it off and by the time I got back around to the driver's side it was covered again. And it was -19F yesterday morning. I still remember the -40F mornings of '94. Surely hope NOT to see a repeat of that. Glad to hear you did get some fresh snow after all. Does it look festive like @Up_north_MI posted?

Have your lungs adapted to living on moral high ground?

Remember, the GFS has a verification score of 100% when forecasting anything above normal in the western lowlands and a criminal 0% for cold anomalies. No, I’m not being a weenie, everyone else is.

Presuming you meant for Harrison? Not sure, I had a busy day at the office up in Grayling and little chance to do more than glance out a window. I think it finally began snowing around 10-ish? It wasn't pound-town fatties but more like a billion tiny wet flakes. My commute was dry so that initial WAA wing never materialized, then the main show was slow to take off (GRR mentioned that). Due to that, pretty sure here in Harrison we did not hit the forecasted 4" amounts. I think Grayling did, and near @Up_north_MI place at NW Higgins region seemed to have the most new snow. I think the elevation there helped a bit with forcing. Whatever the total ended up here, we have more snow OTG than yesterday evening and it's fresh and beautiful out there right now!

Looks like we bumped up to 61 with a DP of 27 with the downsloping ahead of the front.