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This seems pretty spot-on. Credit Paul( @ChescoWx) for this ripped from his FB.

All the extended products have been indicating a transition to a -EPO going forward into mid Jan, with a southward displaced TPV. We have seen this look pretty often in recent winters and it brings the cold, then all we need is some luck with a wave riding the thermal boundary. This pattern has produced several moderate snowstorms in our region. I'll take it.

Big fan of flash freezing with a coating of snow on top. Makes things very difficult to drive and walk, big fan!

Not a flake here.

It shows the NE MD snowhole so this one might be on to something and actually verify. I'd hit it.

Oh my god the warning text only calls for an inch of snow, that's embarrassing. If it's for the blowing snow and flash freeze they should've just done a WWA.

Off hour runs of late look good…on hour runs go the opposite way. Weird.

Ya, see those didn’t do that much here, no power loss. The 12/23/22 that was the warm rain(blizzard in Buffalo), then temps crashed. But again, no power loss. But I get it…out east it was different.

It’s not, but that’s fine…I’ll move on

I seen so much wind this year== whats another day. I am waiting for the flash freeze from a dusting of snow to appear by tomorrow evening.

Because, If you start letting things slide everything goes to hill.

The only time winds materialized for me, as forecast or greater, was on 12/23/2022- two weeks before my house generator was installed. Lost 3 solid trees, roof shingles/flashing (roof needed to be replaced anyway). Also stupidly left a chair on the back deck which took out 12 spindles on my railing. Power out for three days (right up through Christmas Day), as temperatures had crashed into the single digits. I do not want to experience that again.

Do you remember those 2 in 93? Rippers . I remember tons of tall pines snapped or uprooted

That Jan 6-7th Storm was a Monster ! Remember it well. Recorded 13" at the Radio Station amongst the buildings and Streets in Pennington gap. 16" outskirts of Town. 18 to 20" in Western Lee County in Rose Hill area(there was a deformation of sorts that ran across there ). Some Highest Elevations up to 24". As we all know, that went on to be a Major Blizzard in the mid Atlantic with over 40" in area's !

Those without open ocean directly to their S or SE often don't remember these but hard to forget within 30 miles

Why not a snow squall warning?

That may be the saying but Hill is still supposed to mean 'hell'. so who cares

I’m well aware

It’s Sam hell

Like shooting fish in a Home Depot bucket

We take and twist to our own language. Sorry. Man 18z Euro get us all white for Christmas

59 at 709 cst and it's now 52 in 3 mintues potent!

I don’t mean to be a pretentious ass, but I’ve read “Sam hell” on these forums 50 times over the years, but there is no such expression. It’s Sam Hill. Sorry.

This screamer reminds me explicitly of the ones we had in Nov: Dec 93-94. Monsters