One complicated storm system, so little difference in track and such can drastically change things so much, but that's forecasting and the nature of this stuff. I have to say, the NWS earlier in the morning did have concerns that the low would speed up and exit the region quicker lessening the totals and that was part of the problem, along iwth the northern low being a little too far north and west and it slowed down some iin the beginning I believe which helped bring a little warmer air northward. But hey, who's complaining? Look just to our east...that happened to us not too long back, I don't believe anyone wanted a repeat and we were close. Wise was sitting at 36 for a long while, take that down just a bit and it wouldn't have been good. Those concerns regarding the wet nature of the snow also were certainly very real as you could see in the higher elevations. And yet again, people still around saying they were calling for a foot of snow when they weren't, lol.