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That would be good, because they need it.

Absolutely. Just pointing out that’s we now have ensemble guidance showing a storm impacting us.

Looks like there’s graupel mixed in. So must not have been all snow. Stafford had 1.8” At least you got some meat into pack

I guess if it verified it would be a heavy wet snow.

It looks like there was a zone from maybe north of Hooksett or maybe bow up to around me that probably got 6 inches or a bit more. Makes sense since I think I was just barely in the better echoes. But then below Hookset the rates weren’t good. It was a real dumping here for a couple of hours. I had 4.5 I think when I went to bed at 9. 2nd storm in a row where I got more than you by a little bit. That’s quite unusual because I usually trail you by the 5% or something.

I mean you usually get plenty of eps members that follow the op so I’m still wary. I’d like to see another model doing what it’s doing at H5 before getting excited.

If it happens awesome. 138 hours left.

Maybe I should keep cancelling? It’s a messy look though overall. Threading a massive needle.

Eps 6z vs 0z

Literally thought the same thing. GFS straight up punts the next 16 days heading into March lol

6z Euro continues to be on board with a slightly warmer & more tucked low position near the DelMarVa before it exits off of the coast. It still brings warning level snow to the Harrisburg area this run. If we end up with this track, I like our chances.

GFS looks like it wants to be done with winter entirely.

Mark Margavage snrteoSodpc56184g68hfgu24988l1al14mc584h0h8mhfh2m0t7l7a1i151 · Weekend Storm Update Despite what you might have heard…I am STILL tracking the potential for a significant snow event this weekend. If it happens, the snow would arrive Sunday afternoon/evening. Model Guidance has been all over the place but I’ve been fairly consistent with my message: This looks like a Miller B Nor’Easter. Miller B storms typically have a mix line that sets up along I-78/I-80 in eastern PA and NJ. The European Model suggests that mix changes over to heavy snow as this storm strengthens. Whether or not that actually happens is pure speculation at this point. There are some non-linear processes that need to go exactly correct for this storm to produce significant snow. If not, the storm could miss off to the south. So nothing is set in stone yet, but the threat remains. ~Meteorologist Mark Margavage

May want to take a peak at 06z EPS.

about a 1/2" of snow covered slush remaining..so I'm guessing we had 1" overnight before the melting

Worked out as expected here.

The Little Metfan storm?

It’s interesting that we had good snow growth during the heaviest rates last night but in between it was kind of grainy. The snow overall felt a little dense shoveling this morning. Looks nice though. 1.6” storm total with a tenth new after 1.5 last night before going to bed.

My mom estimated 2” in N Manch when I was at 4”

damn thought you'd do better based on radar when you were sleeping.. everything is a sheet of ice here about .1" ice and there is a salt shortage in the area, main roads are fine but lots and side roads are a disaster, schools all delayed , some should be closed..

Just dipped down below freezing with a little frost on the car here in the valley.

Send it out to the fish. They need the rain. It helps them grow.

It’s still on the radar. That’s all that’s needs to be worried about at this time. Euro obviously sees something it likes. See where it takes us.

North shore jacked again for SNE.