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.5 “ it appears and still snowing

Well, that's what i'm saying.It's like I say, how inaccurate things are.And I get harp going for it, I don't want to be wrong, but we can't even rely on a forecast for the next day.Or for this day today, they mentioned nothing about any local forecasts.Maybe a model picked up on it, but none of the weather forecasters actually pointed that out

Snow here..came out of nowhere..And you guys worry about 10 day forecasts lol..when they can't even get tomorrow right

Truly a horrid place for snow

Well realistically speaking what are the odds that December is as cold as it is and January/February don’t torch. It’s hard to get a few colder than average months in a row these days

Interesting stats. I think what saved 2016-17 was the +PDO and the Nino “hangover”. Had the PDO been negative that winter, I think the results may have been different….just my opinion. It was also almost a 2nd year El Niño….the strong -IOD caused the La Niña to develop, had it not been for that, I have no doubt that would have been a double dip El Niño

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That was a strong El Nino that faded into a weak La Nina.

Cold hi of 16.9 today. Remained mostly cloudy but no flakes.

I doubt that with the dying La Nina.

Same lol

Same tenp went from 26 to 22 with the snow coming down

Lol just watched online vid abc 27 mo real accumulation just snow showers

The 25th into the 26th looks like the timeframe with the energy sliding in from the Pacific. Probably a SWFE

Do coastals ever happen with a look like that? I can't imagine how.

Fingers crossed CAR has the right idea in their AFD Rainfall amounts of one half to one inch are most likely, with a small chance of local amounts to around 1.5 inches. Significant snowpack loss is expected Downeast, with less snowpack loss and more compaction for central and northern areas. The snowpack will absorb most of the rainfall, so flooding is not a significant concern. The low level jet will also produce strong to possibly damaging winds, especially along the coast. Further inland, cold snowpack should act to strengthen the surface inversion and limit mixing towards the surface.

This accumulation was not forecast - just a 20% of show showers. It’s so pretty!

January and February are going to torch. 16-17 is probably the best analog. This could be a great snow season if you live in Syracuse. Not so much if you live in Atlantic City.

Wow, didn't expect this. Snow is falling and quickly accumulating on all surfaces. 22 degrees.

I think its not a great chance, but it's definitely not zero....we have about a 2-3 day window in there from 12/23-12/25 to grab something. I think the cold is there during that stretch, but the question is can we get a nice system to run into the cold. PRob a SWFE or overrunning since you don't get many coastals with a ridge over the center of the country. But this is not a hopeless look by any stretch in New England...

Light snow on my drive home through Jacksonville toward Fallston

Snowing at about 6kft above DC/Baltimore:

Have more snow in the last 30 minutes than I had Saturday/Sunday! Already .25” on my driveway. Might be an interesting drive to Hershey in a few minutes.

High of 26. Forecast high was 30. Currently 25 and cloudy. Looks like it wants to snow.