The toughest forecast ever possible

- The white zone is mainly snow in which 3 to 4 inches may occur in heavier bands, and 1 to 3 in the lighter bands. Dry Slotting is a concern being between the two systems in West KY and far NW TN into NE Arkansas. Also the areas on the southern part of the snow area may mix in with rain or a little sleet pellets in the middle of the event to lower amounts.
- The Light Green is Snow and Rain maybe 1 to 2 inches in far NW TN and parts of West KY near the white line. With half inch to inch of snow near the dark green line. A lot of uncertainty here. Some measurable snow can occur here, or a mostly rain event
- The Dark Green is rain rain rain go away come again another day. If the low comes in quicker, and with evap. cooling a dusting to half inch cannot be ruled out very early, but WAA will take care of things quickly. A dusting to half inch cannot ruled out later Tuesday after the system, but Cold and Dry air will take care of things very quickly.

After the storm moves though it transfers to the coast, and then Norman the Naughty Nor'Easter forms and slams DC and Baltimore again and again.

- This is a very tough forecast so this may not be a very accurate map if things take a sudden unexpected turn.