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They may want today’s system to clear first so the multiple headlines don’t cause confusion.

Thus far 18z NAM has shifted everything west (24hr out), probably a good thing

NAM looks pretty GFS-like at hour 27, but so far it's early

1/2 i to 3/4 in southborough. Coming down pretty well.

Just heard on KYW (for Birds~69) that North Wales just declared a Snow Emergency.

The norlun trough is going to be a huge wildcard in this one around here. That will surprise where ever it sets up. Could very well be back towards your area or further east. Regardless, it'll be a crazy storm to watch evolve.

18z NAM running hopefully shows a hit this run

51/49 excited for my snowstorm

they probably want to make sure there's no shift east before making bigger changes

for clicks I'm sure, but do you have a photo? can't find that on Facebook

This is also acceptable.

S Wey ing?

First icing of the east-facing windows this winter!

Less than that. Eastern Orange County with 26 inches, western Orange County with 4 inches. That was less than 30 miles here.

Great! - been to the BX at Yokota AFB many times. Hope you have good memories of your time there. You are the first person I've ever "met" who knows about Zao. It's a great area. Never been there in the summer time, but can imagine it would be a nice place to visit without snow too. Heard of Aomori, but haven't been there. Climbed Fuji san and skied down once (on telemark skis) with a couple snowboarders. That was a surreal experience. Had great weather with unlimited visibility just after a cold front went through.

That increased!!

Cocked?

978 low-pressure is pretty strong, that's comparable to a CAT 1 cane intensity.

I've been thinking of that one quite a bit also. Difference, from observational standpoint, is it was preceded by a warm (+6.7) month of December. No cold to the ground at all. This week has been warm, but in our area, ground is still quite cold. Waters still frozen or freshly thawed, (i.e. cold). That 2022 storm didn't have any of that advantage, but still clobbered us here in AACo. Power out, roads closed, trees down. I think that it won't take much cold air to turn this in to an impactful storm. Just a bit colder than modeled, and we're back in winter.

Let’s take guesses. Is anyone seeing 2’ from this?

How is/was that possible? I mean yeah it was a lot of snow, but it was 1978 not 1888. They still had plenty of big trucks with plows, and salt.

We get under skin

31 in Belmar where i worked -- it was a snowpocalypse --- the difference between the impact of 24 (where i lived in northern monmouth county and 31 in southern Mo Co was noticeable --- abandoned or stuck cars everywhere .

Not to geek out, but but I live for these SWFE systems. Snow with substance!

We were practically neighbors during the last storm, you can do better back here. I'm guessing they just don't think enough moisture gets back this way