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We're closing on a house just south of Atlanta Jan 2nd... I don't need that

Windy again. 35 mph winds.

You’re quite the story teller! No cap. I noticed the EPS fading the SE ridge this morning as well. GEFS did the same thing.

Average that out and we're looking pretty good!! But seriously, yeah, there's a lot going on with how this will all evolve. I mean hell, just look at the mood the past week or so in this place! One day everyone's all high about how we actually have a couple of potential events, joking about "what Christmas torch?", and the next when that's not being modeled anymore everyone is all gloom and doom, saying we're toast until at least mid-January.

As is often the case during La Niña, winter arrived abruptly. It came on fast, cold, and at times snowy, especially across the Upper Midwest, the Great Lakes, and the Northeast. But the PNA turned increasingly and persistently negative. As its negative state grew stronger, it began to consume winter. Voices quickly rose to declare winter finished before it had truly begun. Some had even pronounced it stillborn from the outset. As Hanukkah arrived and Christmas drew near, fatalism spread like the unwelcome Influenza virus. The earlier December snows faded into memory. What remained were only fragments of seemed to be a winter that nearly was. Others, however, saw something different. They treated the shift not as an ending, but as an invitation. They saw the pause as an opportunity to reflect on moments that failed to fully arrive yet still left their mark. They recognized how seasons, like ideas or paths, often shape us not through completion, but through incompleteness. They held onto their dreams of snow, their faith in winter intact even as it was tested and surrounded by a growing chorus of voices whose belief had long since shattered. Then, on the heels of the winter solstice, the 12/21/2025 0z EPS arrived. 12/20 0z run: 12/21 0z run: Although it was one cycle of an Ensemble at a distant timeframe, it bore a message. It did not guarantee that an epic winter period lay ahead. However, with its smaller Southeast ridge, it whispered that perhaps the worst fears expressed by some might never come to pass. The journey continues.

0z Euro and 6z GFS were both quite paltry for SNE. Like 1” maybe? Gonna need a trend reversal for 12z

Certainly a few things to resolve out towards NY Eve… The 0z Euro says congrats Atlanta, while the 0z GFS says congrats PA. The extent & impact of the blocking will continue to throw models fits for the at least a few more days.

Please do

Let’s hope the Euro makes Boxing Day easy…

Certainly a few things to resolve out towards NY Eve… The 0z Euro says congrats Atlanta, while the 0z GFS says congrats PA. The extent & impact of the blocking will continue to throw models fits for the at least a few more days.

Ya i was just thinking the last 60 hours.. That one was easy..

That thing waffled to up to the day before though on modeling…then it kind of juiced up some the last 24 hrs.

With DC having recorded its first measurable snowfall(s) in december since 2017? I have a hard time being too disappointed by how this winter has started out.

Lol ya that too! I was thinking last Sunday storm

True.

Yes, just said that a bit ago…waffling up to the day before it seems.

That’s really the only unknown . Models are in agreement overall . Unless one was using the gfs

The cutter? Slam dunk on a 6 ft rim.

When I’m thinking wind.

No need to overthink honestly. Only variable left is if any inverted trough comes more into play and where that ends up impacting.

Ahhh! The infamous bowling ball with transient HP setup. Big dog potential or 40 degree rain with exact same LP track. That’s a go big or go home type setup. With nothing else foreseeable and one of the worst overall patterns in years establishing, I’m here for it…

This looks like it has for days . 1-5” SE to NW.. most in hills especially Berks . Nothing has really changed

I know we’re all beaten down by the last few years and not getting as much snow as we’d like during the frigid pattern, but this relaxation is exactly the time where a shortwave could produce a solid overrunning event. With the trends we’ve seen I almost think we have to produce otherwise we might be in trouble heading into January.