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CMC is too far north with that storm IMO and running the southern energy out way in front of it - plus it didn't catch on to the northern side dynamics of yesterdays storm till late in the game

Anyone have a good feed video for 3-6 feet of snow in Lake Tahoe.

So mean

BWI snow depth is annoyingly missing for yesterday. Columbia area generally is still snowcovered on balance. Open sports fields, etc., mostly still have 1-2".

Already can make out the warm tongue / nose coming NW up the Delaware Bay / Delaware River on that snow map least of our worries lol.

Its close at 500mb....really close to a HECS. But the surface misses the capture barely. Still nice to see across all guidance. We continue to track.

Yeah, seems to never fail when you have a mild late Winter. I hate it as it's like a slap in the face. However, even with that, if there's late Snow I can still enjoy that. Lol

That is def not ‘78 that tip posted. I’ve memorized that one too.

CMC says what storm

Here’s what it’s like https://youtu.be/E07s5ZYygMg?si=JxP42Rz0bokRecsw

CoastalWx was mad I bet b/c GHG was in a relative mind for snowfall! He hadn't moved to Dorchester yet!!!

B word

2/6/78?

Yeah the spine ORH hills from Paxton/Rutland/Princeton/Westminster is where you want to focus those larger totals. It drops off to the west near barre once you are on the west side of the slopes. Lot of easterly flow in that storm so the spine and eastern slopes did well.

Never seen air quality alerts for melting snow before, this a new thing?

I think in MWN's case, the always prefixed their remarks sections w/ "RMK," so perhaps that why they were retained. Standard airport SAs did not do this. I have printouts from the 80s and 90s of many SA ob string from various U.S. sites when big wx was occurring. I'll take a look sometime and take pix of them. Even after the METAR format was adopted in 1996, WSI took the raw METARs and converted them back to SA format for our clients/customers, so I had digital file of obs strings of selected cool wx events. Ask CoastalWx about "Q62" for BOS concerning SAs!

F*ck boston.

1.3" here overnight from .08" liquid. M.T.D. precip: .11". M.T.D. snowfall: 2.0". Click map to enlarge.

1.3" here from .08" liquid. M.T.D. precip: .11". M.T.D. snowfall: 2.0". Click map to enlarge.

That’s 3/31/97. I’ll never forget that h5 look.

i think you should make the thread the storm signal is as good as it could be whether it'll be rain or snow is yet to be determined!

yeah i agree with this. i might have recency bias but getting a somewhat cold and snowy march here tends to correlate to a warm april, and the other way around: 2025: torch in march, cold rainy april 2024: very late season cold/snowy after mid march, record warm april 2023: SSW leading to cold and snowy march, a stretch of very nice weather (including 80+ days) in april 2022: little snow in march, cool and rainy april the all-timer was of course the historic march 2012 warmth which caused record earliest leaf-out, then lead to multiple freezes in april that damages a lot of plants and other crops. i’d be happy with a repeat of spring 2024, but that was a strong nino.

It’s not worth taking any of these model runs seriously until Wednesday and Thursday no matter what they show

CMC has a completely different setup! Doesn't develop the storm it focuses mainly on the wave coming from the lakes