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i saw some national maps - and that seems about right for most of the Mid Atlantic.

There was a 4-6” system around 3/24. I remember I bought a tower with my first pentium chip around then and I accidentally dropped the tower into the wet snow but it survived. Hard to believe it’s been 29 years.

Eh, toggling the GFS I guess I can see 3hrs slower. I guess it couldn’t hurt to be closer to darkness

By next Friday, the cold returns. It is showing across all ensemble guidance that the trough is back in the east by mid month. We are far from done with Winter.

The AI GFS has gotten a little wetter and north for both part 1 and 2 for quite a few consecutive runs. Op seems to move right in line with it.

I see norther and wetter - idk if I see slower, but I’m not paying a crazy amount of attention to timing. Still feel like this band rolls in between 1-3pm. Def want Pt. 2 to be more amped. Very skeptical of the GFS solution but that’s what gets someone from a lucky 1-2” to have someone push 3”.

Yup Philly is absolutely toast for this one.

This really won't happen. The sun angle is too high and temps are a bit too warm for snow. If anything happens, it will probably be rain.

Just wait until July. In April/May People notice it's warm out for the first time in awhile and think "lets go outside", then a good 50% of them get bored and go back to watching tv after about a few weeks. I see it every year.

@NorthArlington101 I don’t think it’s any coincidence the models have all slowed this down just a handful of hours each suite, which has also allowed it to push more north each time. Slower has equaled north and a bit more “amped” if we want to call it that. Definitely lets the boundary recede a bit more and also helps set the track for the part 2

Another 20-30 miles north with the juice on basically every 0z model

It's a lock

You sat there with a drunk in your hand?

Yes, March 1997 was cold, windy, w/ a couple of days of decent snow squalls. Lots of low-topped CBs I recall in the distance!

You forgot the the 2nd half of March 1997 was pretty good. I remember a couple of systems giving snow. I remember running on Beacon Street up in Brookline over icy and snowy streets. About a week before April Fools we had a moderate event. Then just when we thought it was over April Fools delivered an all timer.

Feb totals, 2.94" precip, 2.8" snowfall . Highest temp 59, lowest 8

Just caught the SpaceX launch at the Christmas tree farm up the street. Pretty chilly already. Actually, 18°.

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Roads were heavily brined out here in WV today -- I'm confident it's a sign that something may or may not happen.

Glue factory…Elmers is calling.

RGEM looks like a general ~1" of snow before light icing

We may see white rain tomorrow. And that I think will be the last time we see snow this season. Like all season, precip starved systems screw us. It’s why we are in a drought.

Euro op is still drunk with 12z temps tomorrow morning in SNE/NYC metro

We are all about to get caught with our pants down.

ICON - all the afternoon. Some FRZA overnight. All models have temps cold enough at the surface... precip seems to do enough wherever it falls for this to accumulate on the grass, at least.