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DC gets to 6"

Yeah, it looks pretty progressive. but it's a decent small hit like 3 to 5 ish

Checked my cocorahs back to 2010 when i started. it is not as much as Helene was here, but that was over 3 or 4 days. But pretty sure its the highest 24 hour period i've measured.

Better, yes. Ideal, nope.

Dwarf or full size? The dwarf ones seem to be a little more cold hardy. The regular ones in BAF would be impressive.

GFS buries yall

Much better than 06z

I think they'll regret that decision at some point this week. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

It's a better run than the last 3 GFS runs

There just isnt ample wave spacing to allow this to go negative at the longitude we need. Eta: for the former MECS solutions anyway

Smoke’em if you got’em

Snowing at 102 then sfc fz crashing and snow for most at 105. Light tho

I'll take the 1"-3"... It will get something back on the ground for the next snow events.

Drop some 420 thicknesses at 925'

Larry Cosgrove mentioned last night that the modeling is really struggling with the MJO. He has resorted to simply looking at satellite imagery in the IO, MC, and western Pacific. Why satellite? Says modeling is changing every 12 hours with it.

The Westfield Crepe Myrtles would NOT like that

Haven't checked the 6z.but GFS trofs seems a lil too positively tilted so far

This forum area has always had wild weather swings. The blizzard of 93 was preceded by one of the worst severe weather events of my lifetime. The 85 cold outbreak was preceded by strong December warmth…dig back through for the analog I posted a while back for that. Why the extremes? Our weather is influenced by five bodies of water…Pacific, Atlantic, Gulf, Arctic, and the the GLs. I mean really the IO does as well so make it six bodies of water. But our proximity to the Gulf allows wild swings between continental derived cold and warmth from a large, shallow body of ocean water. It is why severe weather here is some of the worst on the planet in regards to tornadoes. It is why we have TVA to control what used to be catastrophic flooding which was often preceded by drought. I think we have a fun second half of winter coming up. Take what we get and enjoy it.

Love them so much i'm going north to enjoy more this week too.

Diving a smidge more and higher heights in front. Also the energy just north of Maine in this run was more around the NY/NH/Canada border, so hopefully more room to operate.

Nice snow shower here this morning in northern macon county.

Let’s get some -15° over bare ground for Tolland azaleas.

We had those from mid November until last week, hope you enjoyed them!