NutleyBlizzard

I'll be complaining when the pattern flips and the WAR rears its ugly head just in time for winter.

I agree. With the Changing climate, pre June 1st named storms could very well become the norm. I can envision seeing the NHC start the season on May1st in the not so distant future.

Most places were on the fence with this storm. I received 6.5'', but could of easily ended up with much less. That degree or two made all the difference.

6.5'' of heavy wet cement.

Yes i concur. Hello neighbor.

Yes I need to take a look at that map myself. The snowfall map I'm looking at shows me getting 6-7 inches with 1"QPF. I don't think so.

12z Nam is looking really juicy so far...

Good to hear. Looks like we're good to go. The only fly in the ointment is the marginal temps in place. We need to slow this storm down a bit so it arrives after sundown. That way we can get maximum snowfall with no sun angle issues and longer duration event.

Nice to see some 10+ inch lollipops too!

Encouraging to see as I wake up this morning the GFS clean up its act with being so dry. 6z qpf map more in line with the other models.

That was a screwy run by the Nam. If you never look at the snowfall map and only focus on the surface plots, you would think its a bigger hit for north Jersey.

Wow. Euro and RGEM remain steadfast for a major hit. I hope its the correct solution. We will find out soon enough.

Yep it is surprising what the Nam is doing. I know the global models can do some wonky stuff from time to time with qpf close to an event. Personally my favorite model with an impending snowstorm is the RGEM.

That's odd. If I'm not mistaken the EURO normally has a dry bias while the NAM shows the juicier solutions.

I ended up with 4 inches. Storm is winding down.