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Up to 10”. Four inches in the last hour. Top tier stuff. Still ripping.

Stuck at 36 with rain. I feel like we've wasted a lot of moisture already. The models were off with the cold air being in here already.

Up to Camp and not as much snow as in the past, But were going to go where there is some tomorrow, I would post a pic but it might trigger some on here.............

I have heard a few people make that comparison...even pattern wise.

The traffic maps and cameras did not look pleasant.

So...um...some new information has come to light. It's appears he's Santa Claus now and on vacation I'm guessing.

Until the record breaking northern stream of the pacific jet subsides; like in 2021 and Jan 2022, we will not reach average snowfall because there are no KU tracks. The more that the western pacific warms during the summer (record breaking marine heatwaves every year now), the lower chance we have of a KU. Might become the new normal, if it isn’t already

AI models favor this solution with the highest totals in NE NC and a sharp cutoff west of the Triangle

Feel like this is evolving just like the storm in January of last year. Tomorrow the Euro will probably be in step with the GFS.

I say further east. I think that’s the only way this storm can trend. And I think Saturday’s snow negatively interferes with Sunday and pushes the boundary level further offshore. I could see it being moderate snow for east New England and Maine though

The woke mob got him:

Yep...I got to excited early in week and forgot one of the biggest rules for south of 40. GL low = no Bueno 99% of the time (outside mtns/plateau), messes with thermals just enough ahead of any week vort spinning around it. So not really enthusiastic about weekend either.

27 and heavy snow now. Over 1" on the board. I heard a distant low rumble of thunder about 10-15 minutes ago too. No lightning detected, but I heard it. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

posting 300+ hr snow maps should be auto-ban, right?

In the stack zone^

Correct. I finished with 4” here in Toledo. Heck of a surprise and a terrible commute home. Anyone without 4WD was struggling

And by no means am I disagreeing. I do think, just looking at the upper levels, that trough orientation, rising heights to the east and waa overrunning cold air with an upslope component makes me optimistic for at least western Nc. Idk if it’s as much that I think it trends nw with time as I think we’re likely to see a much more expansive precip shield when all is said and done.

Here is the storm total snow forecast from this afternoon through 7 PM Thursday (so just this ongoing event)...it was a big jump from prior forecasts, but still too low in the Toledo area and I suspect will be too low in locations downwind of Lake Erie from Sandusky points east. Coming up on an inch of snow, heaviest still off to the northwest. Initial signs of the first bit of lake enhancement near Cleveland on radar.

Lol…let’s hope the action comes from the weather and not me and the 4Seasons. It’s all good. My only point, was that this whole thing seems similar to late January of 2015.

Plenty of other Mets disagreeing with Webb on that though. NW trend is possible for sure, but I’m not sure how much given the overall progressiveness of the pattern, and some of us need a lot. Seeing 0 members with qpf at my location was a gut check.

Can you maybe fight him or arm wrestle it out?

A whopping 41.9⁰ here, was hoping for one last warm day...

@Santa Claus

If I was down east, I’d be really worried about cold air advection since there’s no anchored high in place. Idk if there’s any group on this website that could describe the pain of waiting for cold to slip over the mountains more than us.