@Tom finally some synoptic powda heading my way. Cant wait to see the scenery tomorrow morning. Glad to see Chicago Metro getting some of the white gold as well.

Nearly surrounded by 90-100% chances of > 1 inch of snow while my area has a 40-50% chance over the next fifteen days. Just to get an inch. Even with the occasionally modeled -PNA pattern change, the storm track looks pretty suppressed. Clippers for ND/MN/WI/MI, nice storms for down south. Nothing in between. The AIFS has been extremely consistent in showing a precip hole surrounding my area. Run after run after run, absolutely nothing. I mean, this is just getting ridiculous at this point. Sioux Falls and surrounding areas are currently running 12-15 inches behind seasonal snowfall averages. Not feeling confident we will make any meaningful dent in that until at least early February.

We continue well below normal temperatures for the next couple of days before we very briefly "warm" to closer to normal before we again fall to well below normal temperatures starting Monday night and lasting through all of next week. Light snow showers will arrive overnight and be over just past daybreak tomorrow morning with a coating to 1"of snow across southern sections of the area.

Parts of Iowa still have zero measurable snowfall this winter. There is a real chance some of these locations could get to February with none.

Coast 2 Coast storms? Would love to see the Split Flow deliver the goods.