Blizzard Status...

The Threat Assessments Chart is quit colorful still tonight. Blizzard Warnings continue across much of the Northern Rockies and Plains through tomorrow morning in some areas, through tomorrow night around these parts.


While the snow hasn't starting falling very heavily here in Grand Forks, the winds have continued to increase throughout the afternoon and are quite gusty out there. The existing snow-cover we had isn't budging much. Apparently, it had crusted over just enough not to cause any problems.

I've been in all day keeping warm and working on the Webcam Network some. I've added several new cameras to southwestern Montana, a couple in Missoula and several others in and around Jackson, WY. I didn't get as many added as I wanted to today, but I kept getting distracted by the weather and the IU/KY basketball game on CBS this afternoon.

It's nice, as well, to see the WeatherCam Network get some love today. I really want the Meteorologists of the world to be able to use this thing as a real tool. For the time and effort I put into networking all these cameras (as accurately as I can!), I really want people to appreciate it.

I can see the armchair chaser really wanting these, as well. I know I always do, when I can't be where the storms are!