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28f dewpoint 15f Media, PA Delaware County Clear.

I’m higher than most at 34.5 but still low dewpoint at 22. Frederick has radiated crazy to 25/23.

down to 26, coldest of the season.

Best snowfall rates/intensity of the event currently, down to 3/4SM here at ORD.

28/23 I'm supposed to be driving down to Richmond early tomorrow morning for work. Gonna see how things look at 6 and then perhaps issue a two hour delay for myself.

Oh yeah, I’ve been tracking this quietly. It’s going to get frigid for a bit. Will be interesting to see how we do here.

Yup. No question. Probably over Salem.

You have to feel fairly confident from SW NH to Dendrite to Dryslot.

Looks like BTV will be ticking up totals for Thursday along the spine if that modeling holds

November total 1.32" Highest temp 71...lowest 25

29/20

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0z mesos not looking any cooler to me. Guessing the CF will end up somewhere between Ray and here.

22/16 and dropping, ready to ride the line tomorrow LFG anything white will be okay for me on 12/2...was hoping for a little more but I'll take 4 and be happy.

That 3-6/4-8 line right over my head seems about right. Guessing 6" here if we get those heavy rates tomorrow evening.

Even hit 32 here in the city

I missed that too, thanks. I honestly am more interested in that arctic front on Thursday. There’s something aesthetically pleasing about snow squalls and wind ahead of an arctic airmass. The SW flow out of the Great Lakes region pools moisture ahead of these FROPAs, then the front drags it over the terrain before drying out again. Looks like a decent early season arctic boundary. That FROPA means business.

29/21 as I get ready to hit the hay here. Good luck everyone!

Might be a bit challenging tomorrow morning, interesting.

You will be above freezing before any precipitation falls

26/22 at 10 pm in Haymarket.

All this, or... 'they' simply call out gaslighting posts with one-sided 'analyses' for the empty harangues that they are. LOL

We have both discussed it. It’s laughable to think that sea level rise in Miami has zero cost. By 2100, the sea will be 0.7-1.1 meters above its 2000 level (intermediate-low to intermediate scenarios) for the Southeast. By 2150, the numbers are 1.1-2.1 meters. There is no magical solution to avoid the ocean’s reclaiming land at such changes. Source: https://earth.gov/sealevel/us/internal_resources/756/noaa-nos-techrpt01-global-regional-SLR-scenarios-US.pdf

ICON has about half or less of the NAM's qpf, and the Reggie would have a number of people happy.