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Nah. It was raining. Somewhat.

My recollection of ‘78 is being taunted by my friend while I was crying from my home in LA. First of leg of my trip descending into Atlanta. One more leg and I’ll be home. As I explained to my wife, I’m not a womanizer, I’m reasonably sober and we’re kind to each other. I’m running out of time and I’m not missing this one.

In your snow maps.

@Maestrobjwa you are on call

Did DC get moved to NJ?

Aren't you good at both Pits? Pit south better obviously.

Precip shield depiction (expanded NW) makes sense given the strength/location of the storm on this run (albeit probably a bit too smoothed over with totals given the banding setup and norlun wildcard) I get that NYC is a better place to be than Baltimore for this one - I cashed in on these setups 100x when I lived in NY - but I REALLY think there’s still a lot of boom potential for the I-95 corridor, especially for Baltimore proper.

I prefer below normal temperatures pretty much on every day of the calendar! I’m consistent because heat and humidity prevail down here way more than I prefer. That’s why I love winter so much here. It’s a very nice reprieve from the oppressive heat and humidity. It’s like a different world. Keep in mind my climo when I say I prefer BN in winter. BN means highs of mainly 50s-40s and lows of 30s-20s, something I can easily dress for and enjoy. The only very rare exception to wanting a day BN might be if I were to go the beach, which I hardly ever do. But then again, a little BN can still be warm enough.

I think March may have some tricks up its sleeve. I’m slowly getting reeled back in. PV is getting disrupted and a lot of the h5 maps aren’t too shabby at the tail end of the month/start of March.

Must not know where dc is located

What’s this ?

I lived in Bristol in 78... Your parents were correct; tough measurement due to wind, but I posted 22". Drifting was amazing and town payloaders were used to open our street 3 days later. And yes, like all of these storms, there were relatively low amounts not terrible far away. Parts of the Berks recorded only single digit totals.

agreed... and no incentive to inflate/deflate anything to get clicks.

That’s the current version (4.3), which tends to run high. The experimental version (5.0), which will become operational this spring, is lower.

Maynard, MA. 1978. But looking to tug it SE it a bit.

How we pray. Let’s get an all timer and then spring

Mesos ramping up which is good

Ohtay. We're off and running...

I eat salmon like I’m part grizzly. Good to see others partaking. Italian, sushi, and Mexican are probably my top 3.

Nah…Likely in NJ!

Wiz those are all time panels like 6 an hour in convection. Check out the marginal for CT coast can you say 2013 with its 9 per hour band. Yeah that's what those panels remind me of

Montauk.

He was laid off in 2024. He was good

Always thought with these doozies the short range models are gonna pick up on the banding signals while the globals paint with a broad brush, time to look at the mesoscale and even then, it comes down to radar / nowcast at go time with these bigguns...

I'm in NYC. Been here since 2012. And yes. But now my son is picking up the mantle and is fired up for tomorrow.