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latest NWS high-end map, probably not going to verify but we can dream, right?

WE-6-1212. (Age-related): Don’t forget about A.M. Weather on TV.

Yeah, that’s always up to debate. For me I found a spot in the yard for my snow stake that is out from under the trees and is a good indicator of when I get down to 50% coverage or less. So when there’s nothing at my stake I just call it patchy snow cover. Case in point, 2.5” at the stake this morning but I have bare spots under trees.

936-1212 lol. The ink was worn off the buttons on our kitchen phone hahaha. When snow was in the forecast I would burn it up late afternoon waiting for the update. Great memories that few can relate to outside of this forum. I'm pullin for you folks up north. It's a tricky setup but I really hope it comes through and swipes the metros with a satisfying snowfall. Nature's Xanax and things like that

ACK MVY should see WSWarnings today

Conservative final call, may be nudged north 5-15 miles tonight if mesos beef up. I wouldn’t be surprised in 5-7” amounts along the immediate south coast if that fronto band clips there. With .25-.45” qpf model blend in southern CT 2-4” should be easily attainable and if we can get those ratios to :15:1 there will be some surprises.

Loved seeing the small flakes on/off yesterday as I did some shopping. Low of 27 at 6:44am. Hoping for 60 today.

Trending slower further Northwest. Nice

Seems like it’s been a little while since we had an event trending better and better right up until go time. Ya love to see it!

I enjoy all the snow I receive. Even 1 cm is appealing. Nevertheless, when posting statistics, even the ugly data (streak in my post) will be mentioned periodically for purposes of completeness.

I tried to find a pic of my late 70s Bearcat weather radio - it was off white with an orange on/off button. That's all I had, along with local news and 936-1212 LOL I'm getting more hopeful for the snow with latest models. Let's keep the good trends going and fill that gap in the western part of our forum!

I saw one of these gradient type events two years ago with the I78 death band. Four miles separated 6” amounts from 10” amounts. You cannot underestimate these gradient events.

RRFS is a dud for Virginia but looks good north of Baltimore.

I remember calling the weather line. My parents would get pissed because it wasn't free. I'd be calling it 10 times a day for updates lol. I had the same weather radio lol

It’s led the charge as other models moisten and reward a larger chunk of the sub.

It's a solid run for sure.

I remain cautious and quite conservative anywhere along and north of the I-84 corridor; a general 1.5 to 2, with low pop of iso 3"? Cape area looks good; 3 to 5, spot 5+; and a general 2 to 3 with isolated 4's across southern CT; maxing out in New London County...

Rgem remains consistent with area wide 3-5”

Rgem mostly held serve but beefed up a bit for southern areas. Ocean County 6+

12z RRFS is pretty robust.

Some models for all - which one will be closest to reality?

Looks like ICON and Reggie nudged a little north too.

I did it as an adult! Lol

Here's some frozen water for ya. Shot from yesterday morning.