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  2. I honestly do not remember the last time Lanco jacked. It's been at least several years.
  3. Elliott agrees - as little as a coating to 1" across Franklin and Perry counties up to 5" in eastern parts of Lancaster.
  4. A true glaze ice storm is destructive, but. A real thing of beauty!!!!
  5. I noticed that over greenland/scandinavia. While that hasn’t yet translated to an eastern trough, I see BN temp anomalies NYC north and less “torchy” conditions down here in the MA. Tells me CAD events may be a possibility, something we haven’t seen in ages. And perhaps the E trough will pop in if/when the-nao persists at least a week.
  6. Exactly the same! My dad hates weather. My mom couldn't care less. It's not like I had great childhood memories of snow that's why im this way. Nope. Just twisted DNA lol I was 4 months old when the blizzard of 78 hit. It was my first HECS. My mom said id start screaming if she took me away from window view. The wind and snowfall rates were wild lol
  7. I agree . I could see it makeing it back that far!!
  8. My first memory is from when i was 2, looking out the windows, which were low to the floor, at the great ice storm of Dec 1973 in CT. Mom says i sat on the counter as she did dishes, clapping every time a tree fell in the backyard.
  9. King clown himself. MJO phase 8 locked in all month!!!! 30 days!!!! Major SSWE!!!!!
  10. It actually pushed those totals back into Washington county towards Hagerstown. A nice bump west
  11. The HRRR keeps getting more aggressive with the banding. 14z run that just came out has 3-4 hours of near 1”/hr rates along and just south of I-78.
  12. This is comical. First, the hype was that there was not going to be any pattern change at all through the end of this month, MJO phase 8, SSWE, super weak SPV, the cold was here to stay with no breaks and the models are going to be dead wrong in the long range. Then it was, yea ok, very brief, transient change for a few days then right back to the same pattern. Now….“it’s only warm aloft, we don’t live at 10,000 ft”. CAD and wedges are going to keep the east coast in the arctic ice box despite the pattern change that definitely wasn’t going to happen, big snowstorms coming up the coast later this month. As predictable as the rising sun. Like clockwork. You can literally write the script before it even happens. Year after year the same cold and snow hype from the same cast of characters, like Groundhog Day
  13. I remember id watch AM weather every day at 6 30 am!!!
  14. Lookin at nooner hi res suite, give a little hope to the continued western increase in qpf, bringing much of the LSV hope for some white gold. Feeling a bit better, and hoping its seeing better response to coastal interaction in western qpf distribution for LSV.
  15. Definitely see a path to double digits in the mountains, ratios here will be good.
  16. That deep blue heavy snow band goes right up thru Baltimore into Ne md!
  17. True. They are lucky. And they are snowier than many places further north. In fact id assume they are snowier than the banana belt of the UP even. Its a little microclimate.
  18. Looks to me like 2-4 most of state north of 95 and 3-6” south. Exception CTRV north of HFD with 1”or less especially BDL north
  19. I'm convinced it's a dna hardwired trait. I was obsessed with snow when I was 2 and my parents didn't care for it all that much. There was no conditioning and I was too young to understand science. Simply born this way... for better or worse... probably worse
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