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Was away all evening... 5 yo's first school dance(!) and other stuff What an amazing weekend ahead for SNE. Feeling very confident with widespread 12-20" just about all of SNE. 0z suite was excellent. @40/70 Benchmark's map was best I've seen. I share some of the tracking fatigue... the broad strokes have been locked in for days. Still some suspense on meso features (how high SLRs, OE enhancement, how much 925-850 easterly fetch can we sustain Monday to top off eastern SNE, especially north and south shore areas) that we'll need to get 20"+ totals. Check this out... will be puking snow Sunday evening:

30 minutes later, skies cleared and it's now 21.2, dp 6.

I am using a single malt.

The other cities seems to be Slovakian.....yea, nailed it.

AI maps are funny. I tried making them too and they create fake town names.

WTF is that? Providence is in Maine and Boston on the cape? Sea scroll?

Euro AI has almost 2 inches of snow to downtown Knoxville now. Snow is shifting south across all modeling as we get closer to the event. Keep in mind, the Euro is a high resolution model, higher than the NAM for instance.

Planes landing at South Bend go right over where I work. When I was leaving I thought we had one coming right at me. I looked up and it was normal altitude, but the cold air must make the sound travel more efficiently. I thought I was going crazy but glad I’m at least not alone. Down to -6 now. HRRR has a low of -13 with snow pack and clear skies it is certainly possible. Record today is -17.

4-6 with the cold air and coming over night. Sprinkle in some sleet and ice to mash it down

Euro gives us a Lil clipper after Sunday's storm and thats it. Seems we can do better with to weeks below freezing.

Yea, east is right off of the ORH hills...downslope-city.

Euro has a nice snowstorm for the Cape on Friday.

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Naso much.

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/jan-22-23-2005 I hated that storm, technically we got like 16" but it felt like 6. S- the whole time. And I look at the radar and it's like how did anyone in CT get over 10 looks like a 6-10 event at the most based on the radar.

Oops, missed the map.

This forum is terrible with the ads when you aren’t logged in. Wasn’t sure where to post this so figured I would reply to this thread lol. Not as bad once logged in.

5 here as well; looks like the sub-zero readings are in NePA headed this way. The colds coming in from the northwest, as opposed to due north.

16/-11 - this might be the lowest dewpoint I've recorded at my station

There is anther big dog coming in the next 10 days. Plenty of cold and active pattern.

Huh? I'm not sure what you mean. I have had 15 to20 for 8 days

So I know the Euro has been struggling/struggles with sleet/zr. I notice on the latest run, its showing 0.8" zr. Which is obviously not the case. I guess my question is, what is that likely going to be, sleet? and how much would 0.8" zr translate to sleet?

Just touched 18f here

I'll do better monday if it's a more NE fetch of moisture getting thrown back vs a straight E -> W. The angle of that dangle matters here because Greenfield can occasionally get bonus snows on tilted moisture getting thrown back over the Monads and hills to my NE.

I think IWX upgrades watch to a warning then puts rest of its counties under an advisory for 3-6”. Although Berrien and Cass get that amount later with lake effect