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Yeah I don’t actually even disagree with this but these last 4 winters has zapped my ability to have any optimism I think.

Definitely around 4” here in Royal Oak, I was only expecting this to be around an inch. Nice bust in the opposite direction.

18z RGEM & NAM were interested in a Saturday light event as well for us.

*Might* finally see something late next week. We will see.

Just go home lol

I remember the mid January gtg at Funky’s and BOS was under 10” for the season. I think we were watching the AFC playoff game between the Ravens and I can’t remember who but Joe Flacco hit an end of the game Hail Mary. Jay who was then sboswx whispered “I think he does it” and Lo and behold he did! Before pickles and I left (we traveled together) I asked Will “how much for the season at BOS? Will throws out 53” and pickles and I are thinking man that’s bold. Final total 110.

Haters will say it's fake .

Same! Finally getting more snow than rain and it's definitely getting colder now. 35 currently with light snow mixed with some rain. Higher elevations definitely started earlier with the snow.

In for the long haul? UPDATE... Issued at 842 PM EST Wed Jan 14 2026 Lake effect band continues to organize further, remaining generally in place from Benton Harbor to South Bend to Bourbon then curving to Wabash. Minor fluctuations in its position are occurring with a slight eastward shift over the past 20 to 30 minutes. Shouldn`t deviate too much from this area for at least the next couple of hours or more as sfc obs show convergence between Plymouth and Goshen. Reports slowly trickling in with roughly 2 to 3 inches in SW Kosciusko county, 6 inches and counting in South Bend. Headlines still looking good for now, although an expansion of the advisory may be needed into Miami and Wabash counties. Regarding amounts, will be taking a close look at them with a likihood of shifting the heavier axis slightly east through 6Z. Upstream obs show the flow isn`t in a hurry to shift until influence of the low lessens.

Spoke too soon. Temp just dropped sharply to 32 with heavy snow.

GFS has snow to northern FL again this January. So that's neat - 90 hours out. Setups like this are consistently showing on the models over NE Asia. Blues by Kamchatka south of Reds to the north. Should see some powerful and cold systems in the Southwest roughly 17-21 days after Jan 20-25. Works out to week two of February roughly. The blue over red look (-WPO) is gone for at least a while. Feb-Apr is when the +WPO is actually a cold signal in the West, strongest in March. By mid-Feb its mostly a CA/NV/AZ thing but it expands north and east with time. At some point the purples and reds over Canada should move down to the US over different areas. That +9F area Is not very far away from the -9F area.

Every storm is hypageddon now, whether it is an inch of snow or a hurricane.

Ha! My parents have one on Okaloosa island! Ft. Walton area. Kicking myself for not going down last year! To add to that post. They didn’t have any means to deal with it other than sand and a few good ole boys. The thing was where it fell on the sand, it took forever to melt! Now on the roads it melted on its on. Never would have guessed it. They didn’t have anything to compare it with, but it lasted a week on the beach in places especially flat areas slightly sloped back from the direct angle of the sun. Just completely unheard of!

I'm in Denver. Still can't find snow. Lol.

Like he doesnt lol China has more coal capacity under construction than the entire existing US coal fleet (~230 GW vs ~175 GW). But yeah, let be like them! Dolts

Imma start calling you”Superchuck”

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I’m most interested short term in the Saturday chance at this point. The coastal chance on Sunday will likely be too far to our south & east to impact most of CTP, unless we see significant changes the next few days. The 18z Euro gives many of us near 1 inch on Saturday.

If you get a timeshare on 30A, better make sure it comes with a snow shovel.

Rags to riches that winter. That Jan 24th event is the one that kicked everything off. Before that it was virtually a rat. Except for the interior lucky few from the Nov 26th, 2014 storm. At least this season were off to a good start, mostly speaking for us.

Been pouring in Graham County for last hour. 31°

And, hence that is why we have a range...4 up to..8. An average of 6 actually makes perfect sense. So we went from 1-3 to 3-4 to barely made it to 4...to 4.6"? pretty sure that 4.6" report in Southington is you, but i could be wrong. There is another cocorahs report of 6.6 but i left it out to include yours (or someone else on here) Anyways its all good, we don't need to drone on about a past event that has nothing to do with this one. I was just a little shocked to see you say 1-3 when ive been over that event 3-4 times and probably have 3-4 iterations of the CT map alone. I always appreciate you sending me your reports for Southington, all good wolfie. Lets kick this thing west, i know its coming.

Nope, We cant have nice shiny things anymore.

Damn, very nice!