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Can’t visit Cape May without making a pilgrimage to the sunken ship.

Se PA jackpot. A real snow town!

It seems to match closer to their forecast map.

Most models show not much at best.

The plumes for RDU were all over the place. As late as 03z Saturday they had a range of 1-25” for RDU with a mean of 10”. So yes technically in the range but I could’ve thrown a dart 100 yards and been as close lol

Gfs Canadian Euro NAM RGEM

The Canadian doesn't have a +WPO for February. My guess is its understating the cold again nationally. +WPO is low pressure NE Asia/NW Pacific to the north of high pressure SE/Asia/SW Pacific. We don't have that and have not had it. This is the +WPO, its opposite of the winter - Also, subsurface verified +0.47 for 100-180W 0-300m depth in January. That's not a La Nina, sorry. December was only -0.03, so the subsurface is almost certain to finish quite warm for DJF, which explains the active subtropical jet, lack of cold overall in the NW/Plains, lack of SE ridging, etc etc. January 2025 was -1.33 for the same subsurface reading for what its worth. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/ocean/index/heat_content_index.txt

The Euro with it's 2 snow events for this week. Total model snow we don't need to shovel by Saturday morning.

Nothing new. Lived through some bad runs and plenty of close misses here. At least everything is still white here with 6 ft snow piles as if we had just gotten a flush hit.

Saw this today, thought it was cool. SS Atlantus concrete ship in Cape May:

I feel like every week since Thanksgiving we have been tracking 'something'. There may have been like a 5 day stretch in early Jan where there was nothing going on, but I know we've been tracking alot just going off of how mentally drained i am this year. Some years im away from this board for weeks at a time. This year there hasn't been a hiatus. Keep it coming!!

Saw that earlier. Looks pretty close up here and in eastern sections. Hancock and Claiborne had Official Cocorahs Reports of 7-9 inches. So for whatever Reason they did put less Amounts in Western Area's.

I would also be shocked if we got totally shut out snow wise in February after such a great winter… even in our shittiest shit winters we still usually get something in February. In solid winters like this, it’s almost unheard of.. I would bet on at least another 6” total for most(average).

It was an amazing storm to track leading up to it. Emotions were high at times and low many times but being on here with yall was awesome. I know a lot of folks missed out but many did not. Hopefully February will be interesting to!

18z EPS actually has a few interesting members next weekend.. we watch?

Today, Islip recorded its third high < 20° this winter. That's the most such days since Winter 2017-18 when there were five such days.

Just caught up with this thread. In a nutshell.... lol

Agreed. Used to joke that this was just another old fart like most of us, but this gent has taken more notes over the years than most of us combined.

Can’t stop won’t stop

Latest SREF, Coating for most, inch for some

Gonna be huge gypsy moth outbreak this spring many places

Right now the Friday clipper has the best shot at a region wide impact. Crazy by then it will have been almost two weeks since our big storm and its been mainly dry since. The lakes freezing over has limited any benefit of the NW flow outside of a few dustings. Not high on the mid week thing, looks like more of an I70 south thing. Ill be curious to see how things look after next weekend. Some hints we might finally warm up closer to average at least temporarily.

Someone is going to whine about your negative post.

100% friend! I have the winter at a solid B/B+ right now. Only factor not placing this winter into the "A" category is I am at avg snowfall for the season. We've had the cold, we've had the snow cover, we've had the very brief "thaw".....get me above avg snowfall and this winter becomes "A" class.