NeonPeon

Absolutely. Swfe? There's no drama. No narrative. No menace. Nor'easters are the pinnacle.

I can't remember seeing the entirety of ri under three sorts of radar returns in the winter.

It looks like the western two third of the island though. Nassau county West so far looking out of the best stuff?

Btw. Re: lbsw. Sometimes a storm is more like highly precise bukkake and not your run of the mill adventure in the back of a 91 Toyota previa.

These are the end times! The snow is falling, the snow is falling. Chug your milk. Throw your bread into the wind completely disrobed!

10" is my best guess from several samples. The drifting is impressive given how wet the snow was. It's still pretty moist. I'm not sure what happened over night but I went to bed with 4. The wind is so steady, dependable, straight line. It's not as intense as it sounds though, overhead it's roaring, down here, gusts to 40, window rattlers not house shakers. Though I was unwilling to go near trees.

Woke up to exactly what was forecast. Blizzard conditions. White out. My observation is I can't see shit captain. Absolutely as intense as it gets.

I think that transfer has begun. The band coming over Nantucket is more robust and continuous than what has been before. The band over jersey and Delaware is significantly weaker than hours ago.

4" I simply must try to sleep now.

That band over Delaware is seriously impressive.

3" of the squeaky stuff. Gusts to 30 and just steadily increasing.

That band off shore is racing in. Going to feel that one then head to bed. Winds have definitely increased recently. Snowing sideways in gusts.

I don't get the analogy at all. Going to the Superbowl 18-0 is something that happened. You already won a lot. You might not win in future, but those things happened. Being modeled to have good snow is a predictive model of what might happen based on imperfect information, imperfect understanding, and imperfect modeling. Nothing happened. The fact that what will happen will absolutely not verify verbatim doesn't mean anything about whether you'd rather be there or not, other than the psychology of it. Or is that what you mean, that you'd rather expect something mediocre and be pleasantly surprised? Because that's how I go into every storm based on caveman pattern recognition and climo.

You can see how these bands are going to pivot now, but the have and have lesses... Undetermined. I have my guess though. Up to 2 inches. Very very wet.

It's almost like they move from SW to NE?

There are def going to be power issues here if wind verifies. The snow is so wet right now. There is more snow on my neighbors siding than on the ground.

I'm pretty sure the outside existed though, and windows, no?

Nice. I just got back from the Southern Adirondacks for some cross country at Lapland lake, I booked in a couple trips because the last couple winters didn't exist down here. This winter has delivered here, and delivered at least 8 inches of snow both times I went to the Adirondacks as well. It's really healing me.

Light snow has commenced here in Newport. Wind has that building feel. Here we go.

I'm going to have a hard time going to sleep, I am going from radar to window watching like I'm a dog whose owner is about to come home.

I demand a refund, you promised 3 more inches!

The gfs depiction is very similar to what it was when it was being stubborn and the others were out to sea.

I'm seeing the familiar banding pattern set up. Subsidence will be over the bay. It'll still be a great storm, even if you don't jack. Right now I'm guessing 12 inches for me. I can't think of a single proper noreaster where mesoscale forecasting was better news than the broad brush look.

I don't mind a tick back. Some of the more tucked solutions, like ukie start to bring ptype issues into play, and I don't like that. The logic is always that you make up for it on the back end,but where I live, you usually don't.

The utter trauma. Look at that. Just look at it. 2.2 inches, feet of snow 5 miles away in any direction.