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32/30. Light snow/drizzle for the past couple of hours. Some kind of weird low level precip.

much lower in certain areas especially the ocean county coast VS. the NAM

Not that it matters at this point but here is the EPS. 12z 00z

12/30/00 was sure as hell no change to sleet and that must've been 4" per hour when it was the once I heard thundersnow. Was literally blinding heavy snow. The rain line wasn't too far east in Suffolk County, Long Beach lucked out for once that day.

stupid ai can't translate numbers sorry about that.

When I saw the names on the other one I lost it

RWR from KCTP

Is that stuff in central pa hitting the ground?

Dry slot, boundary layer warms to mixed precip, storm track much further east of benchmark.

See you on the flip side. Good luck

They usually end up further NW than forecast

I like it for here....15-16" is a good guess, but too light in ORH county and S NH.

i have the original one but people complained it was too bright

Too bad he wouldn't check out Telerican Weather and spend some time on that site.

The Sref not as good as the last one.

Sref is very consistent

Snowfall rates can jackpot with thunder snow. Though I have seen it go either way. Either heavy snow, or a change to sleet!

1,000%, terrible job. We miss you Randy, please come back.

The Low is forming now on the Carolina Coast:

Upton hedging with 3-23" lol Mt. Holly has a crazier 1-25" for Philadelphia

You really should check out Darfford this time of year.

You’re fired.

My question now is what is everyone's opinion on what could go wrong with this storm causing much lower snowfall amounts then modeled in certain areas ? One area I think that is overdone is the NAMS 42 inches on the Ocean County coast .

That low does NOT want to move wow