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1.25" or so. Very meh snow growth.

Just broke an inch mark here. Very sandy snow. DAW is now 14/10... very chilly air outside.

Even with a meteorology degree, you still learn new things almost everyday. Thanks for educating us on barrier jet!

I think we should be good locking in that sweet Arctic air for a long time tomorrow. Very impressive cold moving into the region.

Impressive! There was one day last year we had SN- when it was below zero. Pretty magical whenever sun popped out. Being in the south didn't give me that many opportunities for moderate snow events below 20.

25 to 14 at DAW in just few hours. Not too shabby.

16/10 at DAW. Whew, can't recall the last time I'm in a steady snow event with temps this cold.

Really fine powder falling right now. 1/2" on pavement so far. Still S-.

Snowing here. Light stuff so far.

Hey y'all. Seeing that we're in storm mode right now, not sure if I can post about the upcoming lunar eclipse tomorrow night. But I figured it's worth creating a post about it seeing that mesoscale models are showing the sky mostly free of clouds for some of us. Folks in Connecticut, Inland Massachusetts, and southern New Hampshire have the best shot at enjoying the eclipse. Next total lunar eclipse will not occur anywhere in United States until May 26, 2021. Beginning of penumbral phase: 9:37 pm EST Beginning of partial phase: 10:34 pm EST Beginning of total phase: 11:41 pm EST Mid-eclipse: 12:12 am EST End of total phase: 12:43 am EST End of partial phase: 1:43 am EST End of penumbral phase: 2:48 am EST

I'd love to make a modification to my front yard to make it easier, but I live in an apartment so the land isn't mine.

Ground is frozen solid to point I had to get creative to plant my flag down for the snow board. Snow should accumulate pretty quickly later on.

GYX now forecasting 10" of snow for here with 0.3" of ice. Meteorology is humbling sometimes.

I just want to keep the power for NFL games tomorrow.

Never thought I'd see my favorite team's kicker on this sub-forum of all places lol. A+ meme.

I mean, I'm not too worry about that run (and that run isn't even that bad). We'll still get plenty of snow.

Looking at soundings, that'd be roughly 6 hours of sleet. Still gonna get a foot on that run given the snow-to-liquid ratio, but not sure we'll hit NWS forecast of 18" in this scenario. Probably wouldn't be a major bust then.

Yep, this would bust forecasts hard in S NH

Few hours of sleet into S NH on that NAM run. Probably gonna slash our 18" forecast to something like 8-12" front end snow.

GYX has snow to liquid ratio map on their website and they're going with 15:1 for your area.

This is actually pretty nice. Snow-to-liquid forecast from GYX.

Certainly one of more aggressive snow forecasts I've seen from NWS office anywhere I've lived in. They must be banking on high snow ratio?

Bring this baby a bit more south by 25 miles the joy of getting under 700 mb FGEN.

Exactly. I never heard of 1050+ outside MT/ND/MN. Heck, getting 1050+ in that area would generate some press and chatter on social media.

Yep. To me, anything above 1030 mb is a strong high pressure. 1050+ mb is pretty rare anywhere in the country.