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GFS is brutal

Oz GFS is coĺd

Mid Atlantic guy but I was in last threads and you guys go nuts again and I think we will again Plus we really can’t warm up because south winds over your snowpack meets our snowcrete!

Got 7.2" Analysis has me at 5.5-5.9". Not great, not terrible. Seems that one station has messed everything up in Lee. EDIT: Just realized this includes the previous storm. Got 1.5" before zr and 2.0" after for a total of 10.7" so it's way off.

Only made it to 28.8° today!

Jan snowfall 6.4", season to date 13.4".

Is there other model support besides the AIGFS for this storm?

Interesting trend on the NAM for Thursday which was supposed to be a nc scraper, hrrr has something similar

I personally have all my expectations on this one. This is the winter event. Make or break. #ThreeInchesOfSnowOrBust

Snow depth starting to decrease more noticeably in the sun now. Probably down to 6-7” of concrete and less of a 12” storm look. The shady areas still have 9-10” but slowly the spring melt creeps towards us

True but as you know, we’ve had a hard time getting full winters around here in the 2020s. We’re lucky we’re even sitting where we are. Without the big -WPO protecting us this winter we’d probably be staring down another ratter. Let’s keep the momentum going.

Titian’s of cold and snow

I will not hug the HRRR. I will not hug the HRRR. I will not hug the HRRR. Honestly have zero expectations for this one. If I see a flake I'll take it as a win.

Yeah, I agree it's closer overall John. I noticed it has your location pretty close. Still way off here. I've contacted NOAA. Hope to get a response Tomorrow. From what it looks like is what I've mentioned in here as far as this Area is concerned, and that's the flawed Pennington gap Station at the Sewer Plant. It's rightfully located to how it is; full of sh*t.

The melts started in Charlottesville. Finally saw patches of grass where the sheet was disturbed before it could set in.

The sleet really created a heck of a glacial layer that's got an enormously high albedo. That combined with the temps, this snow isn't melting for at least another 2-3 weeks.

That's an interesting stat and probably as good an indicator as any of how 'snowy' a winter will be remembered by the average Joe.

Thought this was an interesting tidbit (pretty sure it would count for BWI too, lol): @H2O This further proves your point!

I don't think kicking it in the high gear Is the right way of putting it lol. As you already know a subconscious turning off of the key is more like it. Unfortunately it doesn't matter if it's fake blood on TV or CGI of someone hanging on a cliff that s*** can be completely lights out for me. I had a really bad episode with it my last hospital visit and the doctor's we're about to use the defibrillator on me. I might have to consider a pacemaker for my condition if it gets much worse even though my heart looks to be completely healthy.

Had some greens on radar moving through so that made it and I think tomorrows stronger one will perform

Hasn't gotten worse for me thank God. What has happened through with the horrible dryness in my house are bloody noses. Let me tell you the fun I had waking up to blood everywhere yesterday morning. That will get you kicked into high gear quickly!! Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

i found the first on the internet (probably why it was the same image as yours), but hopefully this new one helps liven your spirits!

It's closer than any mrx map for here. I got two inches before the ice started, and two after. And around 7 from this event and that has the 10 inches at least close to me. According to mrx I had about 3 total inches. They also showed less than .10 ice here and I had almost .4.

A -NAO this time of year from a retrograding Greenland ridge usually doesn't bode well for AN temps for New England(unlike Oct-Dec). Models will adjust.

Im taking the HRRR as gospel