One thing I've had on my mind is about how I think we over estimate snow potential with model output. What I mean is that snow depth is not the same thing as snowfall. There is true for a variety of reasons such as compaction, melting from below, sublimation, sintering, etc. The longer a storm drags out the more these things can affect what is measured. If one is talking about official measurements, which are cleared every 6 hours, the Kuchera might make sense for that. But for if I am going to go put a ruler in the snow at the end of an event, what will I measure? I think for many snows the 10-1 is better for that, particularly in warmer climates. Anyway, just my two cents. And I think for my personal expectations of snow depth I'll be looking more at 10-1 in the future even for cold events like this one.

So we were at my son's fiancée's parents house for a watch party. Just left my phone at the door. What an incredible night! Hard to believe.

I’m glad the freezing rain didn’t really come to pass in TX

I feel like as the patten relaxes you might benefit. It’s bound to flip back to I-80 focus eventually. Be it this season or soon.