Itstrainingtime

79/72 here in Key West. Just arrived at my airbnb for 2 nights. Can't believe I'm actually here. Overseas Highway...wow. The arctic front arrives here tomorrow night with temps getting down to the mid 50s. That doesn't happen every winter.

That's what I said.

Off to Key West but a quick glance at the Euro offers encouragement.

82/70: Key Largo

Wow! Euro with well over a foot for many. Great run!

...and the GGEM looks good.

UKIE looks solid as well. I want to ignore the NAM...I just can't.

Who is doing that?

ICON looks good!

My home gets less snow than DC. LOL

When I climb the eastern seaboard in 6-7 days to come home, I'm going drag a big fat Miller A up the coast with me. Heh.

I'll look when I get home next weekend but I vividly remember measuring 4.1" of sleet in Maytown.

A good chunk of Lanco is sub 6" on the NAM.

And Elliott.

Kyle Elliott, director of Met at Millersville University. A couple of years ago he replaced who I feel was/is the most accurate met the LSV has probably ever had.

As little as Eric has posted the past few years you almost wonder if he got a lot of requests to post his thoughts in the absence of the new guy.

Years ago I feel like my weather obsession with Horst is what got a lot of you following MU. Whether you wanted to or not. Obsession with MU officially over. Riddle me this...how does he go over 48 hours in the 3 days leading up to this storm and not say one word about it? The only thing he mentioned all day yesterday was a frontal passage. It wasn't until late this afternoon that he fired up his storm thoughts. I don't want to be unfair, he might have a lot of other responsibilities right now, but that just doesn't seem right. I've been sharing and posting to work and family from the f'ing ocean. Do better, MU.

Just your every day 20" difference between Middletown and Lancaster.

Yes. It's been a slow but noticeable bleed. And that will matter south and east of 81.

For the love of both Jesus and South Beach, please stop. You have said this 42 times today and now you're pissing off the MA thread. Warm. Air. Aloft. > Fresh. Arctic. Air.

That was a great HRRR run for the southern tier. Back to the babe...I mean waves.

Acceptable.

Sorry friends - after missing this weekend I'm pulling hard for a blizzard next weekend.

I like that call. I told family back home to expect around a foot, for the county I'd say 8-16" with the least amount near Kirkwood and highest amounts around Etown.

I'll go with 14.2 please. I'll add 12.6 for LNS and my big winner is Cashtown at 18.8