I'll be a good contestant for that lol. I already have a time window that I'm watching, New Years or a few days afterwards. Even though, that's not in the 7-10 day period. I'm not expecting no major winter storms across the southeastern US for the remaining days this month. A pattern transition is possible by New Years, and during that pattern transition, that's when a wide spread winter storm could be possible. Of course, I'm going out on a limb as always, but I'm the person to analyze models in detail and come up with possible predictions and not just go by what the models show at face value. The possible pattern change (as of now) will favor a -EPO, -NAO, neutral to slight positive PNA, neutral to a slight +AO with an active subtropical jet. So far this season, there has been numerous of ULLs and Gulf lows, something is bound to happen in the matter of time. I really do think it's going to come to a time where there is going to be significant snow/frozen precip over a large coverage area of the southeastern US.We should have a contest and see who can identify a specific 48 hour period within the 7-10 day time frame during which the SE will experience a major winter storm. And I don't mean dart throwing. I mean laying out the case why a major winter storm, affecting non-mountainous areas of the SE will occur. (It can include the mountains but not be limited to them).