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Getting close to 2" so far with moderate to occasionally heavy snow

5° and double digits on the board. The wind is beginning to pick up. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

WHOA!!! Congrats!!

25/13 with bright sunshine in metro ATL

Came into this thread to say. That it is a strange radar images around CHI.

Ditty is like the Adam Dunn of weenie forecasting. Bats .200 with a hefty amount of strikeouts but when he connects, it’s a loud homer.

The pivot happening over me during the heaviest rates is wild! I was happy for snow. Not prepared for all the shoveling I am about to have to do LOL!

RDPS

How is Greenville, SC doing? The radar looks good over it.

Just went to Robert Moses. Bays are indeed frozen. Also saw over a dozen deer

Yep, just wait two weeks and it'll change!

I did catch the indices before the power went out… yes, I could do it from my phone too, but I just prefer not to cause this interface sucks for weather charting Anyway… It looks like there’s one last signal on this current PNA cycle that would be around the sixth seventh and eighth. But like this last one, the models are having trouble really grabbing a hold of a system in that period there’s been hints at it – where have we seen that before? This current one that we’re missing tomorrow that hinted for a while and then suddenly burst onto the stage at five or six days ahead, but then we watched as inch by inch lost to us south. I’m just not sure we’re not gonna run into the same issues with that thing going on towards that end of that first week. Beyond that it looks like we have a tendency for higher latitude blocking, and that’s really almost entirely negative AO driven. The EPO is actually not that negative during that period and the north Atlantic isolation is unclear with occasional pulsations of the models that don’t have continuity. I think what’s happening is that the Arctic isolation is very negative and it’s overlapping these other domain spaces, but nevertheless, we’ve clearly established a conveyor into North American continent. My experience over the decades is that once you establish these connective conveyors they tend to last. So at a sort of conceptual level were left with a cold mid latitude continent with the near neutral PNA as we head into mid February Yeah, that’s not exactly storm unfriendly but good luck with deterministic success probably a lot of storm maturation occurring at less than four day prediction windows

It’s early .

Snow is coming down pretty good just southeast of Roxboro. Already have about 2” on the ground. Made it pretty miserable doing farm chores this morning.

You owe me a beer.

It’s just to my east south right now. Hoping it moves in. .

ICON

Ticked past the 5" mark on the board in Stuart VA. Still going!

Assuming you were joking above Birds? We all make mistakes even Don LOL!! Take it easy on him!! Even I have made a mistake on Chester County weather!! LOL!!

Cool clouds over enc

10-11 inch measurements everywhere. Ratios are ridiculous and it’s been hammering all morning. It’s unreal. My dad shoveled the driveway and it’s 3 inches deep and he did it an hour and a half ago. .

Looks like this bust…

I just don't understand this coastal? There should be snow back to 17 by now. I remember Christmas 89 the snow came in at wilminton then moved north...allowing eastern NC to immediately get in on the action. Instead moisture is just hugging the coast. (Carteret co) Any idea why the precip is not spreading inland? Is it too early?