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Wow. Terrible break for Denver.

Yes. For my area it wasn't supposed to switch from rain to snow until around 2 or 3 am. I'm expecting white rain though with the warm ground.

some of you need to do what some of our wise members have done and invest in property along the Allegheny front - where even in a warming world, it will still be a winter wonderland (it will probably be snowier for at least a time)

Got a point there. This mornings WWAs came a little late for northern MD

While we're reminiscing, I really liked earthlight and wish he still posted here.

This isn’t because of that. I really feel like this isn’t the best pattern for us.

and i'm making the next thread cause im the thread good luck and you can't take that from me!

4” on top of today’s 5” would be nice.

Or maybe they are trying to cover in case what happened this morning happens again tomorrow?

@snowman19 and @katz1234 need to sit down now.

RhodyRick was my favorite poster on Eastern, he would just troll saying every storm would be rain

It looks like you have yourself in the 3-6 zone. Good luck!

Dude, you're the one who posts your 10-day forecast on your weather app. Come on now...

Lol, i highly doubt that they didn’t check.

brutal

Significant Snowfall Likely Sunday Night Into Early Sunday Light To Moderate Totals Region Wide Winter Finally Picks Up The Pace The pace of winter storms has picked up past the halfway point of the month, as advertised last fall. Indeed, the final flakes from today's snowfall are still fluttering to the surface, yet the arrival of the next storm is already within 12 hours. Synoptic Overview It is a subtle variation of the orientation of the Western CONUS ridge that is allowing the incoming system to track closer to the coast than advertised by the consensus, as outlined last week. Note the positive tilt of the ridge as the system on Friday departed. Versus the orientation of said ridge this weekend. This will allow for more amplification and thus a closer track than the Friday wave, however, yet another incoming system dropping into the midwest on it's heels will limit just how much it can amplify in this fast, progressive flow. There was a brief period last night where it seemed as though this "kicker" would exert enough of an influence to prevent much of a storm at all, despite said amplification and the eventual negative tilt of the trough. However, it is now clear the original idea of a light to moderate snowfall will indeed materialize. That being said, there is not much of a ceiling for higher amounts due to the presence of the aforementioned "kicker" system upstream. This will ensure that our storm on Sunday night will remain progressive enough to ensure that the low will not close off in the mid levels of the atmosphere until it passed our latitude and approaching the Canadian Maritimes. This will limit moisture flow and thus limit heavier banding, which means that amounts of 6"+ will be scarce if existent at all. Expected Storm Evolution Snow will break out around dawn on Sunday over southwestern Connecticut. Light Snowfall will then overspread the rest of the region throughout the balance of the morning, with the focus being over central areas, as a lead finger of lift approaches ahead of the main system. Light and spotty mixed precipitation likely over the cape and islands at this time. There may be somewhat of a lull during the afternoon on Sunday as the initial lift weakens in advance of the main storm. Snow will then become steadier and pick up in intensity again over tall but far western Massachusetts, as the coastal storm approaches and begins to intensify on Sunday evening, at which point mixed precipitation transitions to rain on the outer cape and Nantucket island. The storm will begin to pull by midnight, as precipitation slowly lightens from west to east, and any residual mixed precipitation or rainfall over the cape and islands transitions back to snow. This is where the majority of accumulation will take place over the outer cape and Nantucket Island. Snow should be ending by shortly after dawn on Monday, although snow showers may perhaps be protracted a bit over eastern locales, as upper level energy feeds into the offshore storm. Final Call:

I guess they just disregarded or didn’t even check the latest models that went warmer and cut back on snow accums. Or maybe they didn’t think the new runs were correct.

HRRR and NAM look decent, RGEM is meh. Don't really know what to expect tomorrow but probably the range is like 1 to 5 inches.

Best shot at tomorrow....man, just get this over....what a PIA. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2026/01/significant-snowfall-likely-sunday.html Final Call:

Yup, that’s what they just said on the Fox halftime show.

lol are you serious? damn they were just trying to line up the FG. Wow.

RGEM is a little less exciting

I remeber you as snowman88? On the NJstrong weather forum.

Last time Denver won a SB they didn't have a real QB. Their defense carried them. Payton Manning had a noodle arm and could barely throw at that point.

I was a refugee from eastern that washed up on the shore of wunderground. Some guy named HeavySnow was jeblike from DC and the accordion guy from New England was there.