6:00pm: The storm last weekend was such a good measuring stick for how we can be affected by weather depending on where you live. The East Coast is returning to normal: plows are clearing the roads fairly easily, and kids aren’t getting more days off of school. In places like Nashville, so much ice brought down branches and power lines, and recovery will be measured in months. Right now, it’s just going to be an :effort to stay warm.

8:42PM: The upper level trough is beginning to rotate into the southeastern US, bringing a pool of cold air with it, and also pushing a head some flurries, which are extending along a line from the western Dakotas, south to Nebraska and at a sharp eastward angle towards Cincinnati. Keep an eye on that crook and where it ends up. That will be the center of our problems this weekend.