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that's all I've been hearing all winter

Don't get too excited, from what I'm reading, around March 10th we're getting another taste of winter cold again.

It's all behind us...

Would be my second biggest event this year out here. So yeah.

What is your gut feeling? The models are what they are. Some of this goes to straight historical knowledge. Genuinely curious as to your thoughts of the outcome at this juncture… what is your current read, if you had to give it? @TSSN+

Yeah there really isnt that much difference at the surface or aloft.

Man, there is “Dr. No” and the 18z Euro: “Dr. Go **** Yourself”.

Hard to believe with the competition among the snow map weenies to post them lol

From Hurricane hunters

Yup. It’s simple but it’s not. I’m firmly in the optimistic camp.

Bring on spring!

It’s not going to matter much what the models look like for another few days and we should have learned this by now. I’m guess in 48hrs..probably even 24 it’ll all look different anyway.

cool

WB 18Z EURO highlights the freezing rain, not interested.

That’s one way to phrase it.

Yeah I’ll punt this and take a torch.

Most winter weather events this year have only showed themselves in the short range.

Albany is around 55”, but areas outside of the valley there have done better

This isn’t going to cut it. I’m sorry. Not after this past week and storm

Op runs at range tho. See what HH EPS has.

Much more snow left on the ground out in Suffolk than by JFK, where grass was showing in spots. Just shoveled my car out. Pain in the butt

I’d prefer the simpler evolution of the gfs, realistically they could both be right if pulses come out.

Well, I was trying to figure out a a way to substantiate how much snow had actuall fallen in eastern pennsylvania. I figured that the Paoli, PA Red Arrow train incident in eastern pennsylvania was a good indication that there must have been some relatively decent accumulating snows in eastern pennsylvania on that day, seeing that it was nothing for trains in those days to plow through 1 to 2 feet of snow. Unfortunately, I could only find one article about it, and I don't believe that its factual at all. In fact, the more I look into the 1928 blizzard the more i'm starting to doubt anyone's account of it.

Ridge is too strong for VA south.