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6 Days in a row, Including when I started the thread, Touch Tiger is the King of Anti-Snow for this system. And study for RI / SE Mass the later run is Better haha.

Can we get that to rotate east some please

Looks like about 3 inches, 31 degrees not to much wind yet. Looks like a very heavy band from the ocean ready to move across Nassau County

1” on the snowboard now in Lebanon. Light snow continues .

@aldie 22YOU CALLED IT! LETS FUCKIN GO!

Just dumping right now in W Hartford let’s hope it continues

31.5° 1.5” of mashed potato snow, all surfaces covered.

Well, you see the bullseye where I am. Very light snow. .

Just a bona fide C1 would be catastrophic IMO.

4 1/2 inches, here to your southeast. Got into those 25 to 30 dBZ echoes a while ago. 31 F

IVT

Same. Light snow, maybe an inch here. Lol. That’s okay, less cleanup .

I've had off and on flurries the past couple hours

cut 'em back

That's Z time, for Zulu time, which is the same thing as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). It's the time system used in meteorology and in aviation. 00z in EST(EDT) is 7pm (8pm), 06z is 1am (2am), 12z is 7am (8am), and 18z is 1pm (2pm). Sent from my SM-S936U using Tapatalk

Really snowing hard in Hanover. Visibility is lowwwwww.

SPC Mesoanalysis https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/mesoanalysis/new/viewsector.php?sector=16&parm=pmsl&underlay=1&source=1# 700mb 850mb

Hard to tell if this is a true cutoff or just distance from radar. Kind of a dead spot radar wise.

Coating in the grass, starting to stick to gravel but couldn’t tell with pavement. The wind is ramping up and it’s going sideways.

The thing is we can get stuck on exactly how much colder it would have been in 2000/1970/1950… yes the 2f/3f figure is an average. But it would have been colder. And any colder would have helped. I can’t say how much. Would I have got 6” instead of 5? Or 7 or 8. I dunno. But I find it weird that people are getting stuck on that specific “we can’t say exactly how much it’s hurting” argument. Yes we kinda do. On the whole DC has gone from 25” to 14” over 100 years. Maybe we can attribute some of that to the location change so let’s say the real figure is 25 to 17. That’s still a very significant decrease! No we can’t say each storm exactly how it would have been different but we know we’ve lost about 30% of our snowfall. Same at Baltimore. Why get stuck on “well exactly how much did it hurt”. It hurt. It is hurting. We are snowing less because it is warmer. Some storms it impacts more than others but when we’re borderline temps seems pretty obvious to me those are the most impacted.

Measured 2” new in Bethlehem Twp. 30/29z

Bands are forming now and slowly rotating in. I’m pushing 2.75” here with heavier rates over the past 1 hour. The premature bust calls never fail; enjoy the storm as it forms.

It might extend north just west of the westiminster-hanover line, but iffy

Heavy snow High ratio fluff 3" at 7:45

Definitely at or over 3