My long term for fun prediction:
Upcoming system: Finally gives Brent some love, even though south of him gets more snow. For east of there, it ends up trending into a big storm for Northern/NW Mississippi/western TN and olhausen's camp if anything. Nothing but flurries to a dusting eastward.
March: Finally transforms into a trough in the East pattern, in just the nick of time to give us plenty of CAD type days with cloudiness and rain, then a freeze or two to mess up some crops. Maybe a snowstorm in the Apps and a little snow otherwise along I-40 and north, like 1-2" inches.
April: Cool but not cold, less of those CAD type days. Turning warmer the last week of the month.
May: Warmer than average.
June: Hot
July: Hot
August: Hot
September: Hot, with occasional bouts of relief.
October: Warm to hot, and it takes another major hurricane sadly to blow summer away, although it won't be as baking as 2018 was.
November: About average.
December: Slightly warmer than average, but we get another major snowstorm again, making people bat eyes and go "Really?" "So I guess we are going to shift our major storms to December instead of other months?". This time, that major snowstorm will be in the I-20 corridor in further than just Atlanta west, with areas east of 85 in Georgia/South Carolina finally cashing in.
Rest of winter, January is slightly below average, with one week of incredible cold, but we have another early spring in February.