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GFS keeps amping up a little more each run

So 23 years ago 2002? Interesting tibit then let’s see what happens? I can see it happening for sure! The available data indicates that 1.1 inches of snow fell on Christmas Day 2002. More specifically regarding December 2002: On December 5th, 0.44 inches of precipitation was recorded during a heavy snow event. Around the Christmas holiday, Philadelphia experienced a total of 1.4 inches of new snow accumulation, with the snow changing to rain at times.

GFS is still more or less alone with the more amplified look, but it has trended towards something intriguing

And yes, I know it will change next run but dang. And this is 7pm Saturday... so temperatures would continue to fall

So far it has snowed 3 times this winter and we’ve had no accumulation to show for it. Maybe we had some slush on the grass earlier but I was asleep. So three trace days. Pretty bad

Nice! I settled with .8 but looks like you were in a better area.

It means it could snow again this decade so just be patient.

Mood boost type of snow. Makes the wife and child happy and won’t require cleanup.

It’s the largest and deepest of the Great Lakes so it can absorb much more heat than the smaller and shallower lakes. So it’s still near record levels of warmth. Part of this is also related to Superior being closest to the record warmth this fall centered in Canada than the other lakes were. So this is an amazing set up for the near record snows that they experienced in November.

Once again LWX overwrote my 1.5” (which matched everyone nearby on Cocorahs) and replaced it with the ridiculously overinflated 3.0” from State Highway behind my house. I think I’ll just submit on Cocorahs from now on and not bother sending them in.

Anger mounting under sunny skies Southeast ridges crushing souls Yule-tide carols being dumped by a choir And AC installs are apropos Everybody knows, a cutter and some rising dews Help to make the season right Tiny tots with their eyes filled with tears Will find it hard to sleep tonight They know the Grinch on his way (oh he’s comin’) He's loaded rain, and warmth, and woodsheds on his sleigh And every mother's child is gonna cry As fathers smash all their presents nearby And so I'm offering this simple phrase To kids from one to ninety-two Although it's been said many times, many ways Merry Christmas to you

Partly sunny 36f like Shazam any ice snow gone!!! Like it was a dream! Steam rising from roof tops and cars. 0.02” of snow and 0.01” of freezing rain / drizzle VICTORY!!! And it’s only December 6th what can go wrong.

is there a forum civil war I don't know about?

Lol, the Wednesday Clipper is passing well to our north & we’ll be lucky to see a sprinkle from it. The pattern later this week should give us a couple of chances of light snow.

Damm warm tongue of air off the Atlantic it’s back!!!

Just back in time for the 60 degree cutter!

Probably ended up with anywhere from 1/4” to 1/2” of snow.

Yes, its the 12z ICON at the end of its run, but thats some ridiculous cold for mid December. h5 looks silly Who doesn't love sub 500dm 1000-500mb thicknesses in our backyard?

But WE…do know.

Most locations reported some measurable snow overnight with 0.3" of snow here in East Nantmeal. This is our 3rd winter event of the young winter season. Of note yesterday was the coldest early season day in the 23 years I have lived here in East Nantmeal. In addition to the record low maximum (25.7) we also recorded a record low for the date (19.7). Our unseasonably cold start to December will continue for at least the next week. With some of the longer-term guidance indicating we will continue to see below normal temperatures right through the entire Christmas Holiday Season. We turn a bit milder over the weekend with highs both today and tomorrow well into the 30's but still several degrees below normal for the date. We turn sharply colder again on Monday and Tuesday with highs both days struggling to get to freezing. Our next rain chance is Wednesday afternoon and the next light snow chance on Thursday night.

Most locations reported some measurable snow overnight with 0.3" of snow here in East Nantmeal. This is our 3rd winter event of the young winter season. Of note yesterday was the coldest early season day in the 23 years I have lived here in East Nantmeal. In addition to the record low maximum (25.7) we also recorded a record low for the date (19.7). Our unseasonably cold start to December will continue for at least the next week. With some of the longer-term guidance indicating we will continue to see below normal temperatures right through the entire Christmas Holiday Season. We turn a bit milder over the weekend with highs both today and tomorrow well into the 30's but still several degrees below normal for the date. We turn sharply colder again on Monday and Tuesday with highs both days struggling to get to freezing. Our next rain chance is Wednesday afternoon and the next light snow chance on Thursday night.

Y'all can hope for the 12/13th, I'm all in on the 19-21 marathon event that the GFS is showing for Eastern areas that will surely happen.

i wouldn’t say that. the globals had a sizable shift north, and now with the decent shift south of the cams. essentially converging on a solution.

Picked up .20" snowfall overnight. Melted total .02". Looks festive while it lasts. I am on a nickle and dime ride to 1" for the season. Currently .7".