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That’s only through 5 PM Sunday

850 fronto.

This will feel like Nemo after the last six years.

Yup, east slopes, and ORH hills.

Don't sweat it too much, it really does come with age. Impulse control, frontal cortex and all that jazz. You're doing universes better than I ever was at your age, and I bet a lot of posters would back me on that. Keep learning, you could actually become a meteorologist one day, instead of running a crappy little Facebook page like I do

what's the bottom map?

Most of the precip ends up just offshore, but this h5 look is a beauty on the 12z EPS.

Tomorrow is going to be one of those days when you walk outside you immediately start swearing like you have tourette's.

Flooding for Taunton, Feb 2015 for Methuen?

DT forecast is in. Think he's buying into the NAM

Cutting back on totals I see?

The easterly flow will stack it up in the Berks.

Yea, I'm not giving up on it.

What I've been saying

I'll be the poster up next after you (if I don't go back to NOVA). My guess is 5-9" of snow 1-3" sleet and 0-.3" freezing rain. Considering driving back up but man I have no idea when the roads will be decent besides I think my home up there has a forecast of 7-11" snow 1-2" sleet and maybe a bit of freezing rain which isn't a huge difference.

And some of the pieces that normally protect my area gets weakened or taken away.

https://penncapital-star.com/briefs/gov-shapiro-declares-emergency-penndot-imposes-vehicle-restrictions-ahead-of-winter-storm/ I remember when they use to hand out fines during state of emergency or snow emergency. I dont think thry even do that any more

@Ginx snewxMust be dusting of the sea scrolls and putting his cape on.

I fear my prediction of "trace" may bust a teency bit low...

As CoastalWx might say. "WE WEENIE!" It has Blizzard of '93 vibes! 959 mb near Cape Cod? FYI, the lowest non-tropical low pressure in New England is 955 mb at BID, set on March 7, 1932.

This current storm for this Sunday was going to the south of us in the early part of the week and then started coming north as we got into the middle part of this week. We have plenty of time for this one to change and for other models to come on board. There's a storm there, that's all we can ask for.

Looks like March 12, 1888. Good luck with that one.

That’s solid!

Looking at weather.gov in shock the entire states of Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, NJ, Delaware, NY, CT, Massachusetts, and RI have winter storm warnings state wide

Already seeing lightning activity ongoing over the Big Bend region (west of Del Rio) for the past 2 hours now. 12Z HRRR showing an MCC or small MCS tracking into STX ahead of the surface front tonight. Which definitely has the possibility to be strong/severe if the storms out there organize. Already seeing some favorable signs outside here in STX with all the darker mid-level cloud bases and structures. -- I do need to mention another highly underlooked instability parameter that will on fact be another major contributing factor to the wintry convective onslaught tomorrow (aside from substantial deep-layer shear closer to 100 knots on Euro & NAM), is steep mid-level lapse rates. CRP and HOU sites showing -6 to -7 C on upper air obs data today. And Euro model systems continue to project those in the state through tomorrow night.