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Too bad he wouldn't check out Telerican Weather and spend some time on that site.

The Sref not as good as the last one.

Sref is very consistent

Snowfall rates can jackpot with thunder snow. Though I have seen it go either way. Either heavy snow, or a change to sleet!

1,000%, terrible job. We miss you Randy, please come back.

The Low is forming now on the Carolina Coast:

Upton hedging with 3-23" lol Mt. Holly has a crazier 1-25" for Philadelphia

You really should check out Darfford this time of year.

You’re fired.

My question now is what is everyone's opinion on what could go wrong with this storm causing much lower snowfall amounts then modeled in certain areas ? One area I think that is overdone is the NAMS 42 inches on the Ocean County coast .

That low does NOT want to move wow

Just barely in a winter storm warning for 2-4 inches of snow Sunday night.

How, on the eve of a HECS, does one possibly find themselves so downtrodden they are reduced to looking at D11 2m temp maps? Look... I'm here, too, losering it up, so I can say that. 12°F

Grape flavored Crystal Lite water...recovering alcoholic with 4 little kids After examine the mid levels of the EURO, this looks like Juno and March 14, 2018. I just mean with respect to placement of the band, so don't get spooked out west.....different evolution this time.

Just barely in a winter storm warning for 2-4 inches of snow.

Snows itself out

IMO its impossible for any model to pinpoint exactly where any extreme amounts will fall caused by banding - have seen that happen in many storms over the years.

Good luck to the interior crew. My yearly visit to here. I hate (bc I'm jealous) how peaceful it is in here lol.

SREF held serve at 03z from 21z. Still a crushing.

Thite plains sounds like a lovely place.

SPC is forecasting a thundersnow risk! ...Discussion... Strong short-wave trough is digging southeast toward the OH Valley late this evening. This feature will phase with the southern stream and induce a surface low off the NC coast early in the period. Intense deepening is expected with this offshore cyclone which will lift north-northeast during the overnight hours. Isolated thunderstorms may develop along the trailing cold front as it surges south across the FL Peninsula during the day, but poor lapse rates and weak buoyancy suggest the risk for robust convection is not particularly high. Intense low-level warm advection will aid the potential for lightning discharge in midlevel convection along the middle Atlantic coast and southern New England. Forecast soundings suggest the majority of this activity will be within heavier snow bands along the northwest-north side of the cyclone. Across the Pacific northwest, significant midlevel cooling and steepening lapse rates are expected along the WA coast by early afternoon. Weak SBCAPE is expected to develop across this region and some risk for lightning is possible with convection that develops within this warm-advection regime.

Did anyone post the 3z RAP?

https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-snow-storm-blizzard-warning-noreaster/70448418 Does this channel think CT & the rest of the storm doesn’t Exist? Lol

my snowmap

He's getting possibly the blizzard of the decade for our sub named after him just as Randy did in 2016.