We will see…it might be kinda close to snow but I don’t think this is going to be anything too interesting in the end.

Looks like the weekend system may have some severe threat with it, although it won't be anything to the magnitude like what occurred yesterday. The big limiting factor is the cold front currently entering the Ohio Valley, which will keep progressing pretty far south and into the Gulf and scour out the low level moisture. There will be moisture return in advance of the strong low this weekend, but not of the quality of what was in place yesterday. Dynamics and wind fields won't be lacking, and in combination with the relatively modest moisture return, it could be enough for some severe chances.

540 THICKNESS VALUE. hmmmm seems like a east coast anomaly to me. West coast environs usully require a sub 528 thickness to get snow levels at 500' Prove me wrong kindlY!

WISCO Special - my call on thread ownership looking @Money