EastonSN+

Please see here (link below). This is a rain track for us as it was inland for the majority of the storm. The noreaster we just had was off shore for the majority of the event. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/dec-11-12-1992

1992 went inland over the delmarva which is why the first part of the storm was rain. This one stayed east of us keeping the winds NE to NNE which would have likely been snow (barring a 1998 type el Nino warm environment).

I feel like we lucked out big time. Was expecting widespread outages and trees/large limbs down. No branches down here.

Happy the power outages were not as many as expected. Did not lose any branches.

Winds have been occasionally gusty here in SWCT. Still no high wind warnings however dreading what's coming. Hoping the winds are somehow weaker here.

I hope its wrong.

I really hope this underperforms. Otherwise power outages will be substantial.

NWS still caps gusts to 46MPH here in SWCT. Nothing wind warnings.

I hope they are pulling in power crews from other states.

I am dreading this. Probably going to lose power again if the RGEM verifies.

99mb is pretty low....

Hopefully we time one up with enough cold air (despite the strong el nino).

I still like the February blizzard.

Good thing the rain comes in waves instead of a continuous downpour. Will help with flooding.

Hopefully we get a repeat in February