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Enjoy the winter we have and 3 weeks of Spring. Our 6 months of Summer will be here before you know it.

Snippet from Mount Holly morning AFD- Accumulation wise, potential exists for a coating up to a couple inches or so with the best chances for accumulating snow being over interior portions of Delmarva and interior southern NJ (S/SE of Philly). Again, it needs to be stressed that forecast confidence is lower than average and if the wave is weaker and farther south there will be little to no snow accumulation while if it`s farther north much of eastern PA, NJ and central/northern Delmarva could get 1-3 inches of snow. SO, 0-3 inches. I'm pretty sure it will be closer to the zero.

Someone should start a thread for the puny midweek wave. Looks like a decent chance for an inch or so across some of the area, ignoring the Euro ofc.

Yeah it's the retreating TPV lobe, and the cold HP associated with it is off the NE coast at that point. Still a bit of damming left behind, but with the flow around the backside of that high and the low to the NW, the airmass is quickly modifying. A well timed phase between the NS energy and developing coastal low would probably work for the interior (Canadian is close to this) but the progressive flow favors that occurring too late for the MA. The EPS has the southern wave sliding off the SE coast. Still far enough out for timing/placement of features to change.

Not sure he had the look to determine it wasn't a catch in time, however he should have thrown it seeing how the Eagles were rushing to the line to snap the ball. Ultimately it was bad officiating.

Eagles dominated. If Purdy didn't get injured it would have been closer, but not sure the outcome would have been different.

That's another issue- the "PNA" ridge is progressing east as the next trough digs out west. Would probably need (an early) full phase with the NS energy to keep the developing low from being shoved too far east. That might get us a big storm but not sure it would end well either.

Not a great look with LP moving across the GLs and HP off of Atlantic Canada in the wake of the exiting Arctic air mass. This look is inverted from what we want lol.

If there is a chance for an inch or 2 in Rehoboth I'm there.

When you build your dream house....in the wrong place lol Work lol.

Rooting for the Eagles here so the Ravens can interview and hopefully hire 49ers passing game coordinator Slowik as their new OC.

It was Snyder, as always.

Haloti Ngata hit ruined RG3 unfortunately.

Impressive opening drive.

Thanks. Makes it hard to leave though. Might have to get another place out in the western highlands.

Feels like that house belongs in Garrett county lol I would love to move it. I look, but just cant find anything close. I built this exactly the way I wanted it.

Quite a contrast. That storm put me over 19" here. A tenth from a flizzard so far this winter lol.

Several GEFS members suggest a more significant wave Friday into Saturday. With the depicted tightening thermal gradient it makes some sense.

If nothing else it looks like a shot of Arctic air with wind-chills by Saturday. Check out the ocean effect snow on the Euro lol. Who has a boat?

TT graphics suck. That isn't awful. Better off looking at the weeklies though. GEFSx isn't a bad look for the end of Feb into March. Canadian extended looks the same.

It wont be a clipper in this pattern. Our best chances before the pattern probably goes to crap for mid month are with these 2 periods, where there is the possibility of deep enough cold meeting up with some semblance of a shortwave that can actually toss some moisture northward enough. Maybe another shot around the 7th-8th. In each case there are issues and at best we are looking at a modest or mixed event.

Late Feb to mid March is gonna be our time. Maybe. The extended products look pretty good.

Time for another relax- reload- reset. Blow it up. Damn this old fashioned is good. Kinda winged it.

Looks a little better on WB 2-3 inches.. might chase

My last dank 120 for HH. Desperate times. Old Fashioned next.