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Thanks for all of the updates, guys! Living vicariously through you from Ft. Lauderdale where it's currently 71/58. Off to Miami tomorrow morning.

I'm sorry. I took a quick look on our lunch stop. I shouldn't have posted. Back to my warm weather. (It’s bordering on hot today)

Don't read MU's thoughts. At least if you want a snowstorm at home.

@Eskimo Joe just posted WPC's thoughts on the north trend we're seeing in the MA thread. It's worth a read. Wind shift here in Cocoa Beach last evening. 47 yesterday morning, it's 65 currently. Off to Ft. Lauderdale this morning and with that I'll have highs in the 80s the next several days.

That's a sobering reminder of what this setup could create. It's a scary thought for sure.

Talk to Horst. At this point you can give him some advice. Always appreciate you coming into our thread to share. There aren't many on the entire board that I listen to and respect more than you.

MU is favoring (slightly) a phased storm that brings a moderate to major snowfall. The warminsta is onboard. Sort of.

I'm having a hard time concentrating on enjoying my journey. I spent all of 4 hours offline doing some hiking but I can't stay away. For those who care, Horst (remember him) tweeted 2 hours ago - classic setup for a major winter storm. A crippling snow is possible...and so is a few inches. I'm sure he'll post again in the coming days.

1996 I started with a temp of 10. I got to 20 at the height of the storm.

Pants tight? I remember those times...

Anxiously following and pulling hard for you guys! Can't believe I might miss something special. Reel it in. 48 here in Cocoa Beach. That's not too bad until you factor in a north wind at 17 gusting to near 30. Coldest I've experienced here since 2006.

31 with heavy frost on the car and grass here in Palm Coast FL.

I'll have plenty of warm weather later on. It doesn't stay cold for long here and it's obviously not as cold farther south. Should be upper 70s at least in Miami when I arrive on Wednesday.

Down to 46 actually and dropping quickly.

Hey! I'm in Jacksonville today and will be road tripping the entire east coast over the next 2 weeks. It's a chilly 48 here currently with a freeze warning up the next 2 nights clear down to south of Orlando. No snow here but a crap ton of rain earlier. Front has passed, winds are out of the NW and really cranking. Wind chills tonight in the mid teens. Loving it!

Getting ready to leave for Florida, but first I need to clear just under 3" of snow here.

MU for tomorrow: A disturbance will swing through the Commonwealth later tonight into tomorrow & bring snow showers or a period of steadier snow to northern MD, southeastern PA & the LSV. The snow could fall heavily at times between ~5-11 AM before ending around midday. I expect a general coating to 2" of accumulation, but there could be locally higher amounts of 3-4 inches. Models are indicating a narrow but strong, quasi-stationary band of frontogenesis over the LSV Sat AM, & this could lead to a "boom" scenario & some high-end surprises.

What's the timing for tomorrow morning's snow arrival?

Not sure - I'll attach the link to what they handle. I don't see it specifically mentioned: https://brimmers.com/harrisburg-pike.html

I was going to ask if you wanted to join me in Florida next week, but the expected temp when I arrive is to be around 28 degrees...

Happy birthday friend! What a great start to your special day. Not sure if you had to go renew a driver's license or something similar...when I have to do that, I go to Brimmer's across from Long's Park. I don't think I've ever waited more than 10 minutes. Usually I'm the 1st of 2nd in line. I haven't been to the DMV in at least 20-25 years.

BUT... @anotherman posts a lot without complaining, versus you, who seems to complain all the time. Well, not all the time. You do throw in a couple of random (i.e. "bad") observations like you did a couple of weeks ago when you posted an observation of 33 degrees when everyone, literally everyone in every direction around you was in the 20s. Even our main red tagger called you out on that. Further, you also take all of this to other forums and complain there as well. Complaining is fine as a one-off. Incessant complaining gets old really quick, and I think that's why you're "shoved to the side."

I don't see that at all. I thought it looked to me like even New England got absolutely nothing.

MU Weather Center @MUweather The talk of the town is now Sunday’s potential storm. However, the main players remain unchanged from today’s system. With no blocking and no 50/50 low, I’m not biting on the nonsense shown on today’s GFS run. A flatter, weak wave and progressive system is most likely (EURO).

Euro isn't buying what the GFS is trying to sell. Yet.