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I ended up with a total of about 1/2" of sleet on top of 0.2" freezing rain, and just a trace of snow. Not exactly a hit in my neck of the woods, but I'm glad to see BNA get rid of that "dome" and many of you end up with something to remember.
Since 1928, this is only the 2nd time that Memphis has had 1" of snow on the ground for 3 or more consecutive days in March.
It's always amazing to see the way that individual bands can affect totals over such small areas. Shelby County had a pretty decent gradient that wasn't reported very well. I regret that I didn't get a chance to send in a report during the event. But Collierville and southeastern areas of Germantown only received around 2.5 sleet+snow. Whereas areas just as close as Midtown to Cordova were near 5. We forget sometimes that it's those little bands that will make or break you. This was a fun system to track from SWAD all the way through the event! Thanks to everyone who provided such great information.
took these last week, when cabin fever hit! https://www.facebook.com/tsmith7101/posts/855403887851607?pnref=story