According to the Climate Prediction Center's 8–14 day outlook, there is a slight risk of 20–40% heavy snowfall on January 18–24, 2025. Our chances of snow are still very much alive and well. 

 

That's it! I've had enough. 

 

I'll bite the bullet. I'll purchase a snowblower and I can promise you, it'll never snow again and my once new snowblower will rot in the corner of my shed. 

33 minutes ago, Kentucky Windage said:

That's it! I've had enough. 

 

I'll bite the bullet. I'll purchase a snowblower and I can promise you, it'll never snow again and my once new snowblower will rot in the corner of my shed. 

Thanks for falling on the sword for the rest of us. 

1 hour ago, Kentucky Windage said:

That's it! I've had enough. 

 

I'll bite the bullet. I'll purchase a snowblower and I can promise you, it'll never snow again and my once new snowblower will rot in the corner of my shed. 

Why would you do that when you can just use a broken plastic shovel or the equally effective bent aluminum shovel, like me.

Then there is a possibility of another shot of snow to close out January. 

14 hours ago, Kentucky Windage said:

That's it! I've had enough. 

 

I'll bite the bullet. I'll purchase a snowblower and I can promise you, it'll never snow again and my once new snowblower will rot in the corner of my shed. 

I pitched in. I bought two car covers to ensure it never snows again.

I bot a 4x4 and look what happens lol.

43 minutes ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

I bot a 4x4 and look what happens lol.

It's your fault! ?

Keep that 4x4 gassed up and ready to go. After this week, the rest of January looks pretty interesting.

2 hours ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

I bot a 4x4 and look what happens lol.

TRADE IT IN.

The wife's Explorer has 4x4 and it's come in handy this week, for sure. 

On 1/10/2025 at 2:45 PM, nWo said:

According to the Climate Prediction Center's 8–14 day outlook, there is a slight risk of 20–40% heavy snowfall on January 18–24, 2025. Our chances of snow are still very much alive and well. 

 

Would you mind elaborating on what the radar means when it reads "a slight risk of 20-40%?"

6 hours ago, PP1 said:

Would you mind elaborating on what the radar means when it reads "a slight risk of 20-40%?"

 Probabilistic hazards maps indicate the forecast level of risk or likelihood of a hazardous event occurring. An area that has a slight chance, or 2–4 out of 10 chances of snow. So the chance of snow is less than 50%. The higher the percentage, the better the chance for snow.