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(friendly reminder to clear old attachments before the storm)

Capital Weather Gang just did the exact opposite. https://bsky.app/profile/capitalweather.bsky.social/post/3md4fnulpvc24

Gonna have hard pack all week.... this will be one of the worst cleanups in my memory. salt is virtually ineffective under 23F

Unfortunately I’m not. One man beer selling show. Doing it for 10 years now after 25 in the high tech sales world.

Remember this...literally, what the hell did that achieve?

The Canadian is a beast too, but of course most of the forum area is missed. so we sit in a light snow/snow hole while there's 12+ inch totals to our north, south, east and west.

Just go Google maryland state of emergency. It's funny as the governor calls it state of preparedness.

Im not sure if its all timer but its probably the best widespread MECS we've had in the last decade and a half. Notable with the potential follow-up threats

You are right about that - it’s actually 10 PM Sunday. Same idea though - would be nice to get that kind of icing on the cake late in the storm.

damn week 1 loss to the Raiders

I don't think "transfer" is in terms of "energy" but in terms of movement. I sometimes say "jumped to the coast" and restrengthened (mainly because when that process is happening, there is that "dry slot" that forms" and what ends up off the coast may be like a remnant of some kind and not a brand new low).

NAM & GFS still showing blizzard warning criteria Sunday late afternoon and evening for the Lehigh Valley. "Criteria for Winter Storm Watches and Warnings Blizzard: 1. Sustained wind or frequent gusts to 35 mph or greater; and 2. Considerable falling and/or blowing snow reducing visibility frequently to less than 1/4 mile for 3 or more hours."

Looks that way to me. Looks like we can't go wrong with any of them.

One of those guys has no business being there.

May not happening but the cmc ensembles have a huge signal for this storm next weekend.

So I'm taking a look at the NAM soundings for at Sunday 9z (when the sleet line crosses into our area) and based on my untrained eye, it seems REALLY close. No wonder the models are struggling with the mid-level thermals.

Heard it on WTOP. Just amended my post to clarify.

I grew up in the close Philly suburbs of South Jersey! Pretty sure psu did, as well. But I moved here in 1997, so I've got some years on you. lol

am I mis seeing it? Are those all good?

He's an emergency manager so I trust him. He may have the info before it hits most outlets.

NYC: 13 Boston: 18 Philly: 9 Washington DC: 7 Hartford: 16 Albany 15 My City: N Bergen County: 19 .

Where do you see that?

Maybe this is not a copyright infringement but here is Doug Heady latest forecast. I've always respected him as a reliable forecaster in this area. He's started his own private company now.

for once there was no snark in my comment, legitimately curious if he was brewery hopping professionally or simply at an amateur level...either way looks like fun

I would argue that its a philosophical point. I would almost argue its impossible not to transfer. All low pressures are created by thermal convection which is a transfer of heat from one object [land/water]/ air mass to another. Radiation and conduction also play a role I suppose.