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Will the sun angle be a problem with this storm? LOL

@CAPE gets buried. 1-3" for the cities, he gets 4-6"

who could have possibly seen this coming

I agree the 1-3" characterization is better. But the event is not quite over for I-95 by 120hrs on the UK. But only a few hundredths of QPF after.

A bunch of us are booked for 7 springs Laurel Highlands

1-3", not 2-4".

Thanks, that’s getting ripe for the forum….drift baby

It's a juiced up low, precip maps are broken so lots of that rain is snow falling at 33-34.

0Z GEFS has had a large increase:

Let’s see it or it didn’t happen, never mind I see it, thanks

Euro should be good then, hopefully

UKIE is super close to something for the cape storm. 2-4" verbatim I think.

That is pretty funny though. Not even a step down, just gone

Goes both ways. The emotions of people clawing at any hope for a storm is equally as annoying as those who dismiss any chance of them. Very few posters on here are capable of being even keel.

Hopefully Canadian Suite is correct. Thermal flawed with Ukie that run.

The 0Z GFS is giving >1” of snow to this area on Jan 18th, which would be the second straight Jan with measurable snow. That’s never happened since official records started 150 years ago. The closest thing to that would be Jan of 1921’s 0.5” and Jan of 1922’s major icestorm. And then the glorious Jan of 1977 had two. Climo always says bet against measurable wintry precip here as no more than 25% of winters have had that. OTOH, there has been increased ensemble support. But OTOH, there’s the typical NW trend when there’s no -NAO, which would work against it. So, keeping all of that in mind, I’m taking this with a grain (2m temps are also progged to be marginal as of now with 34-35 being the coldest):

Obviously, it's going to come down. But the month is almost half over. Going to take a big change even to drop out of the Top 10. The next 10 days look like a fair balance of cold (east) and warm (west) so I wouldn't expect a huge negative departure - as the two anomalies should cancel each other out mostly. Even a zero departure or slightly negative would bring the current down substantially. But if we're sitting at say +7.0F-7.5F at the midpoint (15th), then even an average second half would make this a top five warmest January. I could see it being perhaps colder than normal, but not anywhere near the magnitude of the first half warmth.

Gfs had to wait for us to lose the cold before bringing it out.

Ukie also. Accumulating snow.

Ukie !

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I don't really believe in ceilings, especially beyond 24 or 48 hours or so. I remember Feb. 11, 2006 looked like a miss or fringe event 4 days out. 2 days out it looked like a plowable snowfall with a fantasy ceiling of maybe 8". Then the storm dropped 27" at NYC. If the synoptic scale features break right and the small-scale stuff aligns perfectly, sometimes there is no ceiling.

I certainly hope so. The short term pattern looks a lot like early December for my area with repeated glancing blows from dry cold fronts. A little bit of a signal for some kind of wintry system around the 25th.

The UKIE and GGEM are similar with their precip footprint this weekend but the UKIE is very warm and it rains even though it's overnight and 850s are like -3c.