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I was just going to say..many would love for that to verify after the last 36 hours.

Wow. Just wow. I have news for you - I used to live in South Florida, and visited Miami regularly. It's nothing like you characterize. The primary source of flooding we generally saw was due to occasional heavy rains - not some kind of creeping ocean. You're quite the drama queen. You know nothing about the interactions of cities and oceans. Is there sometimes flooding from hurricanes? Yes there can be (I was there during Andrew). But it's always been the case - it's nothing new, and it's nothing horribly destructive and regular as you present. If it was so bad - why do you think so much construction is going on there? Wouldn't people be moving *away* from there, instead *into* Miami (and Florida overall)? Miami's population has increased over 20% just in the last 20 years. I guess those people must be dolphins or something. I realize the NFL team is the dolphins - but I'm pretty sure the people that live there aren't *actually* dolphins.

30/24 in Herndon at 11 PM

Man, I'd kill to verify that GFS.

Local weather says your in a good spot, all snow north of route 1. I wasn't sure where you were, just remember boat pictures, lol.

I mean my map in general...but it is what it is. Will grade it as such.

So many schools going with the 2 hr delay wait till 6am and see approach Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

lol, where you are? I woulda waited. You were so close even on some of the torchier runs.

10.9° here. Colder than I thought it was going to be.

30 with freezing rain here. Already a coating.

Much better flake size the past hour or so even though radar looks less impressive than earlier. Nice dendrites. Up to a little over an inch now. These bigger dendrites look very dry/sparkly on surfaces.

Maybe Wiz should start his May 1st thread.

Of course it did...I just made a white flag post on social media. The models can F right off.

You're closer to the coast there than I am here......Bath is above the peninsulas. I'm north of Rte 1, just below Merrymeeting Bay.

0z GFS holding strong for even the LSV

27 temp 20 dew point Bring it!

Lots of smiles for people

That was a pretty cold GFS run. A lot of snow in 495 region. Skeptical given the mesos but we’ll see if they cool at all.

FWIW, GFS came in colder at 0z.

Now I'll sleep better.

Im in the same boat, being near the coast in summer is nice but sucks in the winter. Will still do better than my old pit.

Yea plummeting now, 25 here as well. At least it cools down the local waters for later in the season

Well, I had got issue my Final map last night due to time constraints, so it is what it is....but the fact is that the data has changed since then. If I were doing the map now, the zones would be shifted NW.....the 4-8" area near I 495 would be 2-5" of slush, the 3-6" between 495 and 128 would be 1-3", and the 2-4" area over Boston would be 2" or less and the 2" or less area would be mainly rain. Will grade the map as is, but figured I'd issue a heads up that it's unlikely to verify.

I find the mesoscale stuff in the northern mountains to be the most interesting type of weather. The atmosphere is fluid and Thursday is like watching a shallow ocean wave move over rocks, from NW to SE across the region… the areas with the most churn as the ripple moves through should see the best results in the northeast (the northern terrain).

25 here. Shame it's for nothing.