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I think a general 2-4” covers all of SNE. High ratio fluff do don’t need much wood to stack. Some zone will get 3-6” + under the Norlun. Whether that’s WCNE or ENE is TBD

Wouldn’t call it a glacier anymore texture-wise but I would still call it 100% coverage even in Downtown DC

Yeah you're right going back and looking at the COOP data it does say "miss 1" i must have missed that. I've estimated that I've plotted about a quarter million data points so it's easy to make a few mistakes -ha

every town's local facebook group has people complaining about snow removal. lol

1-3 WOTR, 2-4 EOTR?

Long ways to go, but surprise surprise, Knox County is cut in half again. .

33 at my house in Halls and we have a heavy drizzle like precipitation falling. .

Who doesn’t love that. Bring it on.

Ok what about the 18 in Hanson and Scituate? Scituate says it's final and Hanson is 1240pm.

Good data! The NAO looks to be negative for this potential event but you are correct that the PNA is the teleconnection with the largest impact on SE winter weather IMO. This is 10 days out and the teleconnection forecasts can be tricky so maybe it will change. I haven't looked at the MJO forecast.

2-4 Saturday . 3-5 midweek biggie next weekend. Lots of snow coming for all here

Ha those were fun and I only attended 2. I heard the Eastern ones were a good time If @H2O and I were bad friends we would def share at least one loltastic photo of @stormtracker but we’re good people and won’t do that to him

The RGEM is booty cheeks

Flakes were huge, but it has switched to rain in Boone, at least for the moment.

Today is not the day to stand near a slanted roof. I saw a major avalanche from my classroom window.

I read their cocorahs report and it mentioned morning snow and then again at 11pm. I wasnt home in the AM to know if it snowed and it wasn’t snowing (at least at my house) at 11

2/7 looks likely but prob not much…like C-2” type deal. Though I’d watch your area for a bit more. Wednesday seems least likely for anything. Several pieces of guidance have nothing.

I do think an ENSO Feb mismatch in the NE is plausible when it comes to the surface temps vs. H5. Nina-like aloft at 500mb, but Nino-like below normal surface temps.

We need to start an American WX winter season thread bingo card. East coast pattern zzzzzzzz (Next month) be rockin' CAD (Beavis rant) ...etc.

Longer. A lot of the public has gotten used to blowtorches and 25% climo snow since this crap started in 2018-19. Now we’re getting a classic NE winter and folks are freaking out.

Separate topic… What does everybody think about starting a new discussion beginning in November of this year? Next year is supposed to be even more active possibly with El Niño it may be nice to start a new one it hasn't been started since 2023.

Snow was freezer burned last week.

I've been talking about this for a few days now. Friday and Saturday are going to be interesting weather days. Strong cold front moves through with snow showers setting up in parts of Richmond, that could leave an inch of snow Then on Saturday we could see wind gusts as much as 50 mph in RVA and up to 70 mph as you go south and east to the beaches. Hampton Roads, NN, Va Beach etc. etc. Windchill values could be below zero on Saturday. Not being talked about enough imo on the news etc, but could have power outages on Saturday in the daytime unfortunately.

Snowing in Oneida. Very uncomfortable outside. It’s sticking.

Yep, the snow melt we’ve had is largely from the sun at a slightly higher angle every day.