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I love that we just finished a storm yesterday and the next opportunity is close enough that we’ve got NAM analysis on it.

Looks like a really weak clipper that barely makes it over the mountains. Other models have it, but almost none of them have any appreciable precip on the lee side of the mountains.

The storm isn't necessarily in NAM range, but all the features that will tell us whether it goes OTS or up the coast will be in place by then, like you said.

i think your location should be discarded that was mostly just for fun but the major cities i think is cool. And maybe we can throw in a reward for winning like a small crypto reward or something i'm interested in chipping in as a tournament fee if you will. We could always continue these into rain events and wind events and heat days and so on

20.2" as of 7PM - next update should be Midnight Only needs +1.3" for this to be the #10 snowstorm in Boston history, don't think that should be a problem given the surrounding reports from other board members.

Yeah, nam dropping Friday morning rush hour snow

Additional ice & sleet storm damage reports in NTX and SETX (including Houston metro area), finally came in from DFW and Houston NWS offices. The highest (reported) Freezing rain total in ETX was 0.75", in Panola county. The highest NTX Sleet storm total was 5.5" in Celina, or Collin county.

think logan was at 20.2 but that's a few hours ago

It’s wild that just started tracking a hecs and are in Nam range already lol What’s this snowstorm Nam is giving us Friday?

I do kind of like the look of the NAM at range

Okay, I can post the numbers from climate summaries (the last one we need shows up soon after midnight). It will be the total snowfall for 25th-26th as shown in climate summaries and where possible on CF6 forms too. Your scoring system is basically total of absolute errors, should probably be to decimal places as results and some forecasts have a decimal involved. But whatever it will work out the same probably. As to the forecasts for "your location" some of those would involve taking a forum report, a few can be verified the same way as above. But likely you wouldn't include them in scoring, right?

anybody know the total for Boston?

gotta say I didn't have stars out and still flakes flying 40 hours after it started, unbelievable deep winter feel out there, like it should be.

Yep-I remember how much ice I saw on Reynolds Channel in Jan 2004 and being amazed, it really resembled the Arctic. Would be awesome to see that again.

Icon first to the plate, right?

Winds absolutely blowing outside again.

It was a good s/w but man that was nuts. Did not expect that

Things to look for are more west trends with that polar energy, less of a kicker wave behind it to prevent it from digging/going negative tilt, and a stronger southern stream wave (or piece of another Baja low). The Baja taketh and maybe giveth this time?

HRRR says 850 winds die down sometime between 1-4am so hoping that's when temps start dropping out

How much for PHL? They will be in a subsidence zone, seven feet and 80 mph, do they have any tall buidlings? All I know is the Liberty Bell and the Flyers play there. Otherwise total ignorance, I drove through once but was too frightened to look.

Pretty insane dPVA going into an area of LL convergence and already saturated.

When is the last time DC had consecutive week of highs below 30?