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I am. Should have introduced myself. My bad. Been watching for years and finally signed up.

Well "Dryslot" showed my city 6.6", and I will say pretty accurate, I didn't have a chance to measure through the storm, but at 7am today found open spot behind my shop, ruler showed in three spots just about 6.25", long storm, just wish it didn't mix. Hopefully others can cash in on the next one.

I remember that Great Ash Wednesday storm.

I think the RGEM depicts how this will play out with the totals south of the VA border being rate dependent (a dusting for many but locally 2")

Just my gut and way too many years of watching these stupid things....this feels like a fizzle job to the point that it's just a cold cloudy day even all the way down to N.C

the only blizzard to verify was found at Dairy Queen

Short Pump’d

Every model sucks and is wrong, but we still have 0 snow. Go figure

And someone who just got his degree in Met, calling this click bait "intense blizzard conditions"...as far as I know there was nowhere near wind to verify blizzard or 3-4"/hr anywhere, am I wrong? wasn't jack like just over a foot anywhere in the NE?

Richmond’s most inaccurate forecast

You must be new around here

Maybe stop looking for KU's 24/7? We went through an unprecedented stretch and now people think we should get them every year. Some of the garbage calls here the past several weeks: Strong PV MJO was never making it past p7 Thanksgiving to opening of Dec would torch December would be warm Mid month warmup Strong PV again Xmas Torch But yet they post away like they are always right and never say oops. Typical narcissistic behavior. Eventually they will get something right, lol. Snow is always hard to come by here. It always takes a lot of things to come together correctly, even for small snowfalls.

You going for < 3" or more than 3" by end of Dec in central park?

Richmond met is breaking my heart here in Spotsylvania.

18z icon an ass hair north of 12z. Basically dusting for most of the area. 1” down by EZF. 2-3” for RIC.

I can't make the 6th. Will be in Portsmouth, NH for the weekend. I am not on the forum much, and just saw this today.

But were you really? I don’t know…I don’t think anybody knows what you’re thinking. Do you?

Anticipation is the true silent killer....not high blood pressure

Below is the November Climate Summary for Chester County PA. With our average temperature of 43.8 degrees, we were just a little below Average 44.0. As you would suspect this was the 67th chilliest November out of 133 years. Our coldest November on record was the 37.5-degree average back in 1977. The warmest November on record was way back in 1931 at 50.8 degrees. We averaged across the area 2.06" of rain which is about 1.30" below normal. Our wettest November was in 2018 when we averaged 8.22" of rain. Snowfall was 0.5" with is 0.5" below normal for the month. Our snowiest on average November was back in 1938 when we averaged 10" of snow.

This kind of shows the idea. The 3k name is decidedly SE of 12K. The 18z ICON is north. I am using the two models which serve me decently well at short range. They are just about where I can rely on them decently well The 18z RGEM is running now. Similar to 12z. It has more ZR. See MRX comments above.

Below is the November Climate Summary for Chester County PA. With our average temperature of 43.8 degrees, we were just a little below Average 44.0. As you would suspect this was the 67th chilliest November out of 133 years. Our coldest November on record was the 37.5-degree average back in 1977. The warmest November on record was way back in 1931 at 50.8 degrees. We averaged across the area 2.06" of rain which is about 1.30" below normal. Our wettest November was in 2018 when we averaged 8.22" of rain. Snowfall was 0.5" with is 0.5" below normal for the month. Our snowiest on average November was back in 1938 when we averaged 10" of snow.

Some reason to believe week 3 might be a return to a cooler pattern which is why I posted in the other thread that the lead system this weekend matters so much as it would help mitigate warming in week 2 in the northern half of the sub.

Ji needs to talk to someone.

I wouldn't mind a parade of clippers which we haven't seen in years it seems. They tend to overperform or at least give you a solid inch or two.....nickel and dime ourselves to death. 38F

My wife's grandfather used to talk about the March 6, 1962 storm. The forecasters the night before were calling for a few inches, and they woke up to a blizzard that ended up dropping 30.5" in Staunton.