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It happened on Saturday morning during the storm of the century. No power but it came through on the weather radio. TW

This is a dangerous slippery slope for weather weenies.

He used to post here right? All of the sudden I can’t remember his handle…rainshadow? He was at Mt holly by that point.

It could be lol.

It’d be hilarious if the storm that had a week long hype machine that induced the nastiest comments from naysayers was actually the table setter for the one that makes them regret not planning this weekend

Please stop clogging the thread with this shit.

Were still a couple days out until this gets into some of the higher res short range models but we need to see more globals get on board the next few cycles with at least some tics trending west.

Well the midday runs sucked ass

Model hallucination much?

lol we are asking ai to tell us about ai models. What a world!

Idk..I never heard of that. Hell I'm still trying to get urself to the google model in keep hearing about but never seen lol

Google search claims Gemini has weathernext 2.0, so idk.. lol

What if it's the bad kind of monster, like east TN gets warm nosed somehow but Jacksonville gets a foot of snow lol

That’s what I would think.

Well Americanwx been around for going on 16 years!!! So we're gonna have nostalgia

Highlands is farther east. Might be you're best bet

LOL, this is what Gemini said when I asked about for Baltimore area regarding 18z WeatherNext (take with a grain of salt): The 18z run of the WeatherNext 2.0 model (Google’s advanced AI weather system) indicates an increasing risk for a significant winter storm in the Baltimore area this weekend, specifically from late Saturday night (Jan 31) through Sunday morning (Feb 1). Compared to earlier runs, the 18z update shows a "sharpening" of the coastal low-pressure system, which has resulted in a notable westward shift in the heavy snow band—bringing the I-95 corridor, including Baltimore, into the primary impact zone. 18z WeatherNext 2.0 Snowfall Forecast for Baltimore Forecast Detail Model Projection (18z Run) Projected Totals 5–9 inches (Mean Ensemble Forecast) High-End Potential 12+ inches (if the low tracks 50 miles closer to the coast) Probability of >6" ~45% (a significant jump from the 12z run) Start Time Saturday between 8:00 PM and 11:00 PM Peak Intensity Sunday between 2:00 AM and 8:00 AM

I really think this ULL could produce a hell of a band over us. It’s been so long since I’ve seen any sort of synoptic deform band over WNC.

It's actually great. Don't need any more disruption to work and school. Two snow days this week for my kid's school is enough.

Do this again with a guy in a toque watching a hockey game on his I-phone with score CANADA 5 USA 1 (sorry eh)

Boom or bust basically with a chance at a 6-12" SECS

Mostly just light snows with that here

Yup i think ur right bro

For a direct hit yes, there would need to be changes soon. But i think we can eek a minor grazing event out of this in extreme SE PA at the very least.

A number of those were high-impact storms i.e., 12/20/2009, 12/27/2010, 2/9/2013, 1/24/2016, 1/29/2022, etc.