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Analyzed lowest pressure was 966MB. Analyzed track was about 60 miles south of the BM. Full warm warm seclusion.

We should plot the grades on a map at the end of winter

Are you speaking of 700mb RH? Oh, surface...I see it. I always say shitty forecasts are the best learning tools...This is a perfect example of it. Class is session...I'll do better next blizzard.

GFS makes the most sense - the Euro's don't .....

So much for warm ENSO subsurface effecting pattern right now.. Feb-March La Nina state in Hadley Cell 2018-2026 has been incredible Bright sun in late Winter really correlating with +NPH (North Pacific High)

Maybe a little slant sticked but not by much. Plenty of 36-37” reports in that area.

Solid A on a curve Snowy and cold, barely any r*** Good skiing and great skating Deep, deep pack Well AN snowfall already with more than a month to go

Yeah it did.

Some frozen on EURO

12z GEFS very warm March 7-11. DCA could make a run at 70s.

I'm not usually a pack retention kind of guy, but it's been impressive this season. I've had 6 days since 12/3 with a T or less on the ground. And I've been over 10 inches on the ground since 1/26. Chuck in a normal March snowfall and I'll be at the best snow season since 2018-2019.

I'm def more excited about this one than Sunday's storm. But for obvious reasons. What did the clown maps have?

10"

Some potential next Sunday-Monday timeframe. But keep the discussion in here. NO NEW THREADS

I had to have got it from here:https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=okx but like I said earlier, its gone now. You can still see snow for Port Jervis and West Point though if interested.

Not what I said....however, SSTAs are less impactful when ENSO is weak...take a look at 1976...east based event, yet crushed NE. Even with Nina....2000 was modoki, yet crushed NE. (similar solar/QBO to this year). When ENSO is weak, other factors play more of a role, like solar cycle, etc. 18-19 was low solar-descending solar/west QBO, which is a shitty combo. 2019 was neutral.

Gfs is more of a Monday afternoon into early Tuesday. Still a week out I’m sure in a couple days if it’s real we’ll see the timeframe… the way this years been wouldn’t be surprised to see it end up back on a Sunday Monday. Seems like most of our snow has been lol

It took 18" of snow/sleet together to keep a solid snow cover for a full week after 3/13/1993. If it wasn't for all of that sleet it would have been gone in 2-3 days.

Since Jan 1st Detroit has only seen 1.77" precip (and 21.4" snow). Its much better than QC but its shockingly below avg for a La Nina. Fortunately its been nearly all snow except for a few meager lgt rain spurts.

Maybe because it looked like the pics were from a drift or just the total overall snow depth that had some on the ground before the blizzard?

what was your final i see 9 on that interactive map

We know where this is headed…the same place it’s been headed all season….go with the muted warmth this year, and you’ll win. I’d be happy with some 50’s, and call it a warm up. And it won’t last either…

https://x.com/i/status/2026316284682760389 Drone video from yesterday along the coast of Massachusetts. Pretty impressive. Photo from Westerly R.I. late yesterday afternoon.

Agree. Big March incoming...

Your neighborhood growing up took almost a week to get plowed in ‘78