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We do well with anafront snows. Remember the Anafront storm of '21? Neither do I.

What a disastrous couple of days for this franchise. Might be time for DeCosta to go.

Looks like an Anafront to me

How exactly did @CoastalWxhurt you?

Gonna be close.

Ravens back out of Maxx Crosby trade. Goddamn.

We don't need your realism here. Please fantasy talk only. I'll enjoy my 2.5

holy this thing is crazy

Nasty cc drop over lake village

Pictures and videos show it’s definitely on the ground

Right on, not as familiar with the area once ya get east of Kankakee

Probably not a lot to hit where it's at right now

Video stills from Kankakee tornado by my son.

Some nutty stuff here

CC not quite as impressive as I would expect with that velocity. May be skipping along the ground a bit

FV has this line setting up directly over the city for a few hours Is this an anafront? Or just a weak wave riding the boundary?

Absolutely shocking. This is one of the largest hailstones east of the MS on record.

What a monster. Thats exactly what the SPC thinks from their latest discussion. Given the isolated nature of the supercell, strongly backed low-level flow/shear, tornadoes (strong to intense) along with very large hail appear likely over the next hour or two.

Did you guys see the 28/81 spread between the low and high out in Walpack?! There were two other 50 degree spreads on the Rutgers network. This is right there with locations out west that make wild swings.

Yeah the lightning show is incredible.

I think the lingering remnants of the Lake Michigan lake breeze helped steer it right. Hard to tell exactly, but the right turn really helped it blow up.

Mid to upper 30s verbatim where it snows as modeled.

Thanks. Based on my calling a -0.25 to +0.25 DJF averaged NAO “neutral”, I actually have 25-26 as neutral due to a -0.11 average. It was easily headed to sub -0.25 with a -0.4 winter to date avg. as of Feb 12th, but the strong +NAO of Feb 13-28 brought the avg. up to -0.11. Nevertheless, the -0.11 is the lowest NAO of a 35+ sunspot winter since 1997-8, quite a notable achievement with sunspots at 105. winter. One has to go all the way back to 1978-9 to find the last true -NAO DJF during an active sunspot winter.