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I'll take a 3/17 here all day long, that was a great storm here anyway.

Snow fall maps are waste, with temps, rain, wet ground. You need to keep expectations down. @mitchnick nws has the right idea 1-3" if your lucky on grass areas. Higher elevation may see more. The rain will be a welcoming sight for water tables. I like snow like everyone else and wouldn't mind a government delay opening.

What are those two sref models

Maybe you'll get 32"...

It's right up the top of the list with the AARP, WRF and Icon

Looks just like the 06z GEFS

still about 36-48 hours to onset, don't know if this can come any further NW or N, but it can still trend back SE, let's hope we get consistent runs from here on to go time.

Even if we milk a few tenths out of this CAD, it’ll still be an impressive month for ORD. https://www.weather.gov/lot/chicago_feb_snow_rankings?utm_source=chatgpt.com .

usually sucks

We are bring this one home!!!

No

Lightning and thunder in dc!

Sorry to ask, but it's this model a good one to follow?

This might be craziest sref run in a decade

It's like Dec 1992 for you.

so when do we start talking about the mix line? I can already hear folks bringing up Mar 2017 and Dec 2020 (but that aint happening considering the path)

Raining at work in yonkers, once across the bridge it was a mix. Sleeting here in Nanuet.

Tracking a line of thunderstorms and a blizzard at the same time is wild. But here I am. There's been some heavy rain this morning. I've got a few spots left of glacier, lots of mud, and standing water. Give me 2' this weekend and the drought will be hurting.

Well, that's what I mean....we may depend on it for the western fringes...

Whoosh…

Ray needs counseling from Jan 2022

I wouldn’t take them literally but I think that’s a very large shift! Hopefully indicative of things to come at 12z.

I saw that and sluffed them off because they are the SREF. But that is a huge change.

Dumping rain in silver spring now