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March 18 will find a way to happen again.

I measured 6 inches in December, A guy literally posted 5.5 inches a mile north of me and NWS Wakefield posted the map and we were 4 inches.

8 1/4" Snow in Dry Fork. Still snowing but the heaviest is over i believe. What a Storm for so many!

My wife is barely surviving NS winter, Newfoundland would break her

The Canadian model runs today and the UkMet have been pretty good showing the storm closer to Nova Scotia.

9", should be about wrapped up

Nice little clip of light snow again in Winston Salem. Somewhere near 8.5 inches now

HRRR new snow

Again...agreed on the fast flow. Said that a few times....but if you are getting stuck in forcing patterns that destructively interfere with east coast amplification, you have two options: 1 The storms develop and amplify elsewhere....great leakes 2 You get a storm on the southeast coast in a cold pattern that can't amplify enough to clime the coast until it's over Atlantic, and becomes a Maritimes storm. I agree I don't think it's permanent...Mother Nature will find a way.

I do think parts of that map were old like around Lancaster. We absolutely got more snow between 3 and 6pm but the report stayed the same.

When 1979 2010 patterns pop up the same time as cyclogenesis you end with snow to SC

temps have leveled off here - 16F at DCA, 18F here.

Give me a pure Miller A with the low forming in the Gulf and going up the coast next time lol

Things appear to be winding down. Very cold and windy. Going to be blowing snow all night. Probably will end up with 3 inches here.

YES..absolutely agreed,...we have had extended periods of unfavorable forcing. I'm not saying this is anything that hasn't happened before, but I just think the CC is enhancing it a bit this go around...just like it will enhance the snow the next time we get croacked. The west pac warmth is enhancing the MJO in the crap phases, an making it averse to the favorable phases.

Sheesh. Yea, the Caribbean is like that. Very little difference between high and low temps, and when it rains it's like a heavy mist.

Rgem ticked north

Yup. It always has to be a CC attribution with some of these people…what a dam joke.

You should have moved to Newfoundland, they seem to be ground zero now. Could this F'n storm disappoint any other regions? 87 pages and the entire northeast US may not see a tenth of an inch out of it.

Was an epic tracking week. Honestly this storm could have been a monster. It’s rare to get snow at these temps and ratios.

But that is why the fast flow narrative is flawed…when it is used to say that’s why no coastals for SNE. Because if that was the case, there’d be zero coastals, and there’s a nice one going on tonight. The reason it’s not getting to us is more than just one single thing. And those things at some point will correct themselves, and put us back in the coastal business. You’re right, It’s not permanent. And it’s not the (only) reason why we haven’t had a good coastal. And Of course it’s happened before.

Cmon this lack of SNE coastals has occurred for extended periods since recorded time. Its the easy way out to attribute to CC. I laugh every time I read it.

It has this thing over ny too far south. Zero chance it has that placement correct

We probably doubled my accumulations in Lancaster in the few hours after sunset. Still snowing.

Yeah I think so. And with the breeze and some clouds my temp is off to the races. I was 7.3 at 7pm. Currently it's 13.6.