Besides Kentucky getting snow after the Tornadoes.
here's North Carolinas discussion. I'm posting a good portion of it because its so rare to see them discus all winter like features in March.
National Weather Service Text Product Display
.SHORT TERM /MONDAY THROUGH MONDAY NIGHT/...
AS OF 245 AM SUNDAY...
SOME SNOW FLURRIES ACROSS THE NORTHERN PIEDMONT EARLY MONDAY?
A HARD FREEZE EXPECTED FOR ALL ZONES MONDAY NIGHT.
AN "ALBERTA CLIPPER" IN THE NORTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT WILL MOVE SE
ACROSS THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MID-ATLANTIC STATES TONIGHT AND
MONDAY MORNING. MODELS CONTINUE TO BE FAIR TO GOOD AGREEMENT WITH
THE STRENGTH/TRACK/SPEED OF THIS SYSTEM. HOWEVER... SOME OF THE
LATEST GUIDANCE IS STRONGER AND FARTHER SOUTH WITH THE TRACK OF THIS
FEATURE GIVING SOME CREDENCE TO THE
4 LETTER WORD... ESPECIALLY IN
VA FOR MONDAY MORNING. MODEL SPEAKING... THE 00Z/GFS IS THE
STRONGEST AND FARTHEST SOUTH. THIS SOLUTION HAS SUPPORT FROM SOME OF
THE LATEST HI-RES MODELS INCLUDING THE WRF-NMM. THE LATEST EUROPEAN
IS CONSISTENT WITH ITS FORMER RUNS... AND HAS SUPPORT FROM THE
CANADIAN WHICH IS THE WEAKEST OF THE MODELS. THESE DIFFERENCES... OF
ONLY 50 MILES OR SO WITH THE TRACK... AND ALSO WITH THE POTENTIAL
NOW ADDED FOR SCATTERED CONVECTION (NAM/GFS/WRF NMM)...
THE FORECAST
CONFIDENCE HAS DECREASED TO AVERAGE IN THAT THE P-TYPE WILL BE ALL
RAIN ACROSS THE NORTH. HOWEVER... CONFIDENCE IS HIGH IN THAT ANY
SNOW WOULD BE A LOW IMPACT EVENT AND CONFINED TO AREAS NORTH OF
INTERSTATE 40/85 (ESPECIALLY ROXBORO TO HENDERSON).
ALL THE ABOVE GENERALLY SUPPORT A SURFACE AND H85 LOW TRACK
EAST-SOUTHEAST FROM SE KY TO ALONG THE NC/VA BORDER REGION
09Z-18Z/MONDAY. THIS TRACK WOULD PLACE ALL OF OUR REGION IN THE WARM
SECTOR LESS THE NORTHERN TIER OF COUNTIES ALONG THE VA/NC BORDER.
HOWEVER... THE STRONGER SOLUTIONS SHOW STEEPENING LAPSE RATES AND
MORE IN THE WAY OF INSTABILITY SUGGESTING THAT SCATTERED ELEVATED
CONVECTION WOULD BE POSSIBLE.
ANY WINTERY PRECIPITATION WOULD BE
25-50 MILES NORTH OR ON THE COLD SIDE OF THE SURFACE TO H85 LOW
TRACK AND THAT CURRENTLY SUGGESTS A VIRGINIA PROBLEM. WITH THIS
CURRENT FORECAST TRACK...
PARTIAL THICKNESSES FOR OUR REGION
INDICATE THE POTENTIAL FOR LIGHT NON-MEASURABLE SNOW WITH RAIN AS
THE PRECIPITATION ENDS ALONG AND NORTH OF THE NC/VA BORDER. SOME
ACCUMULATING SNOW WOULD BE POSSIBLE JUST 25 MILES NORTH OF THE
BORDER.
PARTIAL THICKNESSES SUGGEST ALL LIQUID SOUTH OF THE I-40/I-85
CORRIDOR... WITH VERY LIGHT TO NIL QPF. WITH THIS TRACK... ANY
WINTRY P-TYPE ISSUES WOULD BE 25-50 MILES NORTH OF THE VA/NC BORDER.
UNLESS THE TRACK CHANGES WE WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY EITHER NO POP
(SOUTH ZONES) AND EITHER SLIGHT CHANCE OR CHANCE (20-30 POP) OF RAIN
CENTRAL... AND 40-50 POP FOR RAIN ALONG THE BORDER COUNTIES FROM
ROXBORO TO ROANOKE RAPIDS DURING THE MORNING MONDAY. THE CHANCE OF
RAIN WILL QUICKLY END BETWEEN 15Z/18Z ACROSS THE N-NE TIER AS THE
VORT MAX LIFTS OUT AND STRONG SUBSIDENCE IN THE REAR OF THE TROUGH
BEGINS.
THERE COULD BE A FEW SNOW FLURRIES ALONG THE BORDER JUST AS
THE SYSTEM IS PULLING OUT AND THE COLD AIR CHASES THE DEPARTING
MOISTURE. HOWEVER... NOTHING IS EXPECTED TO ACCUMULATE WITH
TEMPERATURES ABOVE FREEZING. SENSIBLE WEATHER... MOSTLY CLOUDY
OVERNIGHT EXCEPT PARTLY CLOUDY SOUTHERN ZONES. A SLIGHT CHANCE OF A
LIGHT RAIN SHOWER NW LATE. LOWS 34-40. A SLIGHT CHANCE OF A MORNING
LIGHT RAIN SHOWER N-NE ZONES... OTHERWISE BECOMING PARTLY SUNNY AND
WINDY IN THE AFTERNOON. HIGHS 45-50 NORTH AND IN THE MID 50S SOUTH.
NW WINDS 15-25 MPH WITH GUSTS OF 30 MPH. CLEAR WITH DIMINISHING WIND
MONDAY EVENING... AND
CLEAR/COLD WITH A HARD FREEZE OVERNIGHT. LOWS
SOLIDLY IN THE 20S AS THE HIGH BUILDS DIRECTLY OVERHEAD BY 12Z.
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