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Yes. The SWE from this one might be high percentile for local snowstorms. Took me and my son about 3 hours to shovel the driveway.

Would love to see some of the Mets chime in on what they are seeing with a general view of all guidance. @eyewall @Disc @high risk

Hes right

I want some of this snow to melt. Its a friggin mess to park. Alot of friends who are teachers are complaining this morning. The snow is concrete right now.

In which we learn beggars can be choosers.

I want some of this snow to melt. Its a friggin mess to park. Alot of friends who are teachers are complaining this morning. The snow is concrete right now.

GFS was overdone on temps but did a good job highlighting where the coldest temps would be.....W and SW of 95.

Congratulations @Blizzard of 93 on your big win.

started snowing ~11AM Sunday, ended somewhere around 11PM Monday. solid 36 hours of snow. picked up 12" Sunday (mostly arctic sand), and another 6" of pure fluff through the day on Monday. Fun storm.

What a great line: Nobody is "owed" snow. I bet there are a few on this forum who disagree.

Looking at the 6z GFS , if u toggle back a couple of runs, it was trending to what it showed at 6z. If only we could get it to hold. Having lost the Euro i have my doubts.

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Oh, don't worry...he posted the same thing in the Philly thread. And in the MA thread... He's got one agenda and I hope a mod can send him packing. He's right about one thing...he said he isn't Ji, and he's right. Ji can be a pita but he does add a ton of value. Mickey is here to troll and troll only.

This is probably an event we’re all gonna have to track ITT as the main subforum (mostly outside our area) have largely given up.

Being in charlotte im just gonna go ahead and stay down here for when that storm finally misses to the east.

When we need the phase it misses

PWM event total 14.2" / 0.92" Depth 14" (was 4" prior to the storm)

6z Euro just disappeared well east.

I will say this - I agree it is probably dead for the metro area(s). Sure, coastal/eastern sections are still in the game. But one huge caveat here...I know with remote sensing the whole "data sparse regions" argument is less valid - however, when we are dealing with some pretty small scale changes that can make big changes, I would probably at least mentally keep one eye on this until the s/w hits the west coast and the energy up in Canada (which is a mess of stuff flying around) is sampled/resolved better. I don't think it's going to make any huge shifts...but there might be a point where it gives us a little glimmer of hope here in the DC/Baltimore areas. Again...I think this is probably not the one for us here in the corridor...but just saying - there is still some data to be sampled by the upper air network that *might* contribute to changes. But as I said above - the ensembles all still look pretty solid into February. If the blocking really does recycle - we will probably get another chance or two to make bank. There are absolutely NO guarantees in this. I'm sure @Maestrobjwa will confirm this at this point. Nobody is "owed" snow. If it happens, it happens...if it doesn't, well it doesn't.

6 here

Captured this screenshot of the sun rising over Deep Creek Lake this morning from Railey Realty’s website. Low of -3 there.

Yeah I’ll be watching for changes til at minimum 12z tomorrow. Pretty loaded situation in terms of potential. Models are swinging around run to run still so I don’t discount the possibility of big changes.

Not the most encouraging trend. To note, there does not appear to be great member agreement on the low placement. AI EPS agreement is much closer to the coast, with a few major outliers way far out to sea skewing the group.

Only worth watching trends until Thursday. At this point, the trend is for a more eastern NC system. Yes, that can change and there is still model uncertainty, but the trend is obvious right now. .

That last frame though…. Looks a bit…. Um…. Flaccid. .