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well there was plenty of talk 4 to even 8", we'll see

Watch eastern PA

Models backed off earlier so no surprise this has been a confusing storm to say the least

Hat tip to user @PhiEaglesfan712 for noting this over in the ENSO thread. This proves definitively that this has been, by far, the worst decade ever to be a Mid Atlantic snow weenie.

Thar she blows: As far as I can tell that is the system that gets kind of split in two and becomes the aforementioned Baja low.

Snow is starting to redevelop across the New York City area.

Loop it, last few frames look better. Now we need to see if it's another headfake or an actual improvement.

Sounds like CoastalWx's issue in Weymouth!

You all got hosed considering what was forecast just 2 days ago. Sorry. Not much better 100 miles to your north, unless you consider a coating on the grass a success.

Everything caved except the road, which is actively caving. Finally down to 32.

Radar isnt that impressive for NYC

Yep, 32.9 official dusting now

Ity-bity flakes? You know those tiny wet flakes that don't look like snow until to note they are falling slower than DZ?

How great is Chat GPT for info.

radar SW is blossoming nicely, need to keep that track, currently nothing happening, but I expect that to change within the next hour or two

According to what has been put out on it..we are right at the window where the AI is suppose to eliminate old bias

Exactly Hes confused lol

As we approach the 10-year anniversary of the Snowmageddon of 2016, the 10-year moving sum of snowfall is set to absolutely plummet to levels never seen before. Effective January 23, 2026 (covering January 24, 2016 to January 23, 2016), the moving 10-year total snowfall observed at Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD is set to plummet to 75.6" and 95.3" respectively. This will obliterate the prior records of 92.8" and 123.1" respectively, which occurred from the last year on all dates between the last snowfall in February and the first snowfall in December.

Echos trying to strengthen again on radar. It's been doing it multiple times only to collapse southeastward a bit so let's see if we can build a solid precipitation field this time.

.26 of rain here so far. Very light snow now

There’s nothing really at 500 that should keep the system from kicking out and coming across, FWIW.

Eh, not really. I guess for those that had unrealistic expectations maybe?

100 % agree with this

This into Fanny ? Due north

It needs to start blizzarding at Foxborough to make this game watchable