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We did have some moderate snow a little while ago, but I think the heavy band down near Allentown is putting us into a subsidence zone.

some of us are confused that you have a red tag identifying you as a meteorologist....this would indicate at least a BA. i understand you don't learn everything in school, and maybe you specialized in tornados for all i know.....otherwise i don't find you offensive.

Beast is upon us

Obs in houston?

0z hrrr absolutely slays...slays our hopes and dreams

Eyeballing like 5-6" on the ground already in lindenhurst, all old snow is mostly melted here besides snow piles. That weenie band was dropping 2-3"/hr rates for a little while there. Winds maybe been gusts to 30 mph max so far

absolute cinema. this will be special for the area

We got plenty of time

Yup, We just don’t know…..

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Yeah I've been following him, I was wondering who was pulling over every 5 miles and getting out of the car with a tape measure.

Mine were still mostly under a glacier until as late as yesterday. I probably could have pulled them up through what was left of the old snow, but had other priorities yesterday and today, so they yet remain. I've got 4 x 50' strands wound around all the shrubbery in my front yard still. (They haven't been on since mid-January though.)

At least 6" here in Glen Mills. Looks like a decent band may be coming through.

Euro will reclaim its throne! .

Yeah ripping N flow with shit dynamics (locally) and mid level dry air lurking to the north won’t get it done here

Yeah, actually the intensity slacked off a bit here from before. It was solidly moderate, but now lightened up some. So close, but yet so far...

Accumulating snow has finally resumed here for the first time in the last like 10-12 hours as that renewed surge of steady precip backing west has reached the I-99 corridor. Winds are up too, with a high gust of 26mph (NNW). Temp down to 30ºF

Band from long island drop 8" already in central long island.. It's moving in now albeit probably only 2" per hour rates

Expect the unexpected

18.5" MAX over my house in Manahawkin, NJ. HRRR prints out another 20" here in south jersey. I only have 2" so far so I hope I cash in when these bands start pivoting.

I mean yeah, my 10-16 forecast tonight and 2-4 tomorrow sure as fuck isn't going to verify. This was clearly going to be a legit COASTAL storm, favoring places east and NE. Hopium is powerful shit. Maybe someone can explain how the MA beaches get more blizzards in the last 10 years instead of complaining about generic margins, and don't tell me its all NINA climo. That's lazy.

2.5" in Oakton.

3" here in CT