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Euro seems to be delayed

So to our west where certain things need to already be going on-Are they?

Assuming they don't all shut down in a panic

Man, I hope you’re right.

I’d up it to 6-12” for the LV. I think we get into the heavy banding for at least a few hours tomorrow night. I don’t buy the models that completely miss us with it.

I moved my flight out to Tuesday. I’m not missing this storm. Weenies gotta weenie.

Just got the alert on my phone that we're upgraded to a winter storm warning for Northern Connecticut. I wouldn't be surprised if we're upgraded to a blizzard warning even here by tomorrow. This has happened many times before where once the storm gets going, blizzard warnings get extended. Why do I feel like a little right before bed on Christmas Eve..lol

I am dying deep inside, because stormtracker is not in the DMV and the Mid Atlantic is gonna get hit by snow.

If there was an amen emoji available I would use it here.

I'm a bit leary of the valley shadow, although I think it would be more pronounced the further north you go, especially Northampton to Greenfield. I'm staying with a conservative 8-12 here while watching for potential banding. Ryan's station is going for 10-20 statewide and I could see myself being the 10" here.

they got tired of this last snowstorm snow on the ground for 3 plus weeks..

No

Affected Areas Eastern Essex; Western Norfolk; Southeast Middlesex; Suffolk; Eastern Norfolk; Northern Bristol; Western Plymouth; Eastern Plymouth; Southern Bristol; Southern Plymouth; Barnstable; Dukes; Northwest Providence; Southeast Providence; Western Kent; Eastern Kent; Bristol; Washington; Newport; Block Island Timing Effective Sat, Feb 21, 12:29 PM EST Onset Sun, Feb 22, 4:00 PM EST Until Tue, Feb 24, 7:00 AM EST

He's trying to say I was debbing, but there is no proof of it. I said this looks a coastal storm, with those on the coast getting the most accumulation. I don't know why @The Iceman is disagreeing.

From a WPC met:

he National Weather Service in NWS Boston/Norton MA has issued a Blizzard Warning. Please pay attention to the guidance below. Extreme Blizzard Warning issued February 21 at 12:29PM EST until February 24 at 7:00AM EST by NWS Boston/Norton MA Description * WHAT...Blizzard conditions expected. Total snow accumulations between 1 and 2 feet. Winds gusting as high as 60 mph. * WHERE...Portions of eastern, northeastern, and southeastern Massachusetts and northern and southern Rhode Island. This includes Boston to Providence corridor. * WHEN...From 4 PM Sunday to 7 AM EST Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Visibilities may drop below 1/4 mile due to falling and blowing snow. The strong winds and weight of snow on tree limbs may down power lines and could cause power outages. Whiteout conditions are expected and will make travel treacherous and potentially life-threatening. Travel could be very difficult to impossible. The hazardous conditions will impact the Monday morning and evening commutes. Strong winds could cause tree damage.

Guess I’m going to head to Rehoboth. Dogfish and Summer House safe me a seat at the bar

Atleast you have eggs in there

I legit thought of him this morning. Obviously didn't know him outside of his username and constantly optimistic posts, but still thought of him and wished he could have been here for this one.

Yes. Booked delta and hoping I can beg and maybe fork over more cash for the earlier direct flight

i heard people this morning saying they were all sick of the snow already....it's only snowed a handful of times! i heard an official from nyc saying it too, we are all tired of the snow.....that's what happens when it doesn't melt i guess. here in nj people complain about the snow anytime, no matter how little we get, its too much for them......they all want to wake up in san diego.

Blizzard Warnings!

In the blink of an eye you'll be attending his high school graduation. Trust me, it's that "quick."

Good post from @RU848789 in the NYC thread that includes the latest NBM & info on the snow ratio factors it uses. A few commnts on the NBM. Some think the high amounts are all due to the GFS/NAM being part of the blend and that's partly true, but snow ratios are also part of it as can be seen by just looking at the QPF vs. snowfall maps, as there's nowhere with >2.4" of QPF, but many locations getting >24" of snow even along the coast and inland with maybe 1.5" of QPF. The NBM table above says they use a combo of max temp aloft (Kuchera, I assume) and the Cobb method for generating ratios. So those 10:1 maps are likely underestimates.

I know! You gave me some a few years back when we met for beers lol