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Could we get an observation thread? Those of us that are trying to obsess over every NAM run don't care what your temp is lol

I think pretty much everyone will see 7-8" with the thump. The wall of snow to sleet idea is playing out as expected. Now it's just about timing. The longer we hold off the transition, the more snow we get. Even a 2-3 hr delay could mean the difference between 7" and 10"+

Over on the ME border 20 miles off the coast, this is the yup of set up that we do very well with. Coastal influence encroaching generally up to our doorstep gets us something banding and if we can keep P-type issues at bay, the snow stacks up. The slogging easterly flow snow Monday also adds up here with a little OE influence, and that tends to keep up all the way over toward CON, close to you. I think we’ll do well. .

Only made it to -14F here which is pretty common on a good radiational night and quite far from our seasonal low of -29. The fact that it snowed a good chunk of the night probably had something to do with it...

5 here right now. Hoping to get below zero Monday night

MRX updated their ice accretion forecast about an hour ago:

I'm near that initial 20" map posted by Colonel last night, but I'm not buying it yet. I hope it's true, but at this point, I think double digits (10"+) is what I'm hoping for. Also, a habit I picked up from when we had the wet blanket - once the event starts, I won't be back on the forum until after the event. It's fun to track with you all, but I want to enjoy the event for what it is rather than obsessing over wiggles in the radar 30 miles west praying it doesn't shut off. Best of luck to you all - catch you on the flip side.

-1.3 still falling

I'd be surprised if we received anything <6"... Cold/crisp out there 6F

Doubt it means much for us but sounds like snow is underperfroming in ok and KS. But they're getting a 2nd round tonight

I was about to ask. Is the air really that much drier in the basin? I get higher dewpoints to the south and why it would start at higher elevations.

Got it. Thank you PF! Interesting stuff. Looks like we finally cleared out sometime overnight after a few more inches of snow. With all the talk of cold, though, we only got to -14F which is pretty common on a good radiational night and quite far from our seasonal low of -29.

The RRFS had it

Don't forget, we have an Obs Thread. Not to say that you can not post them here, but for the sake of a clean thread, it would be good to transition those posts to the other location.

Only 9 after a high yesterday here of 45. Quite a shock to the system!

-40° in Copenhgen NY You can see the -30s to -40 pretty clearly across MN, WI, MI, ON, NY on IR radar as the snow surfaces show up green on this image.

Read an article that the snowpack is 75% below average and if it doesnt improve they may have to shut down the generators an Glen Canyon Dam. Yikes!

6z Ukie a little south and continues better for Monday. I wish I could trust it.

Odd I fully expected to wake up and look at the 6z runs and get pissed. Ive been hurt in the past...

That 3-6 line likely edges it's way up costal Monmouth East of Rt 35.

Rates have gone way up. And for reasons I don’t understand, other suppliers have totally pulled out of the market.

Lovely to wake up and read this from Mt Holly The narrow corridor of highest ice accumulations has shifted southeast, now focused over South Jersey, central Delaware, and the Eastern Shore of Maryland.