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There is NOTHING beloved to me regarding snow maps - though looking at latest guidance, I'm likely going to be wrong. I'll stay with my call and see what happens.

I just saw this - I don't know...I think NE PA is still in play for a 1' plus in spots. Wouldn't be surprised if some places report 14-18" like Mt. Pocono.

I have a dogwood budding out front that is a good 6-8 weeks ahead of schedule. I've seen other vegetation come up early over the years but I've never had trees budding in mid March. Crazy.

No doubt we'll keep getting it on the backend...

Storm won't get going until tonight. This is a Tuesday/Tuesday night event for the NE.

Thanks, I feel better now.

Lancaster- the snow anus of the US. DC sees flakes today while not a damn thing here. Unreal.

Bright sun here now - temp shot up from 38 to 43 over the past 45 minutes.

I'm watching like a hawk. Problem is - vast majority of time, the snow shield with these storms is modeled too far west. When you're already west of the western envelope it's hard to get very excited. Just once it'd be nice to get a positive surprise and see reality end up coming west.

Day #3 of my self-proclaimed "epic pattern - looking at what happened the past couple of days to our NE, and more importantly what's coming over the next 48 hours JUST to our NE...I feel kind of proud for my call made 4 weeks ago. Unfortunately...and the only way for me to make an analogy is to tie weather with sports. I think I just finished the MLB regular season slashing .352/44/137. Problem is, heading into the World Series it looks like I'm getting overmatched with a dose of nasty sliders and I'm going to end the year 0 for the World Series. And ultimately that is what I'll be remembered for. Hopefully the pitcher makes a mistake and I tee off on one later in the series.

I'm on my phone out right now. Go to mammothmountain.com and you can view cams in the village and on the mountain.

Looks like the current snow depth in town is 21'. There is 79" of QPF in the pack right now. This storm is producing 5-1 ratio...they call this "Sierra Cement"

I was just about to post that it is puking snow in town right now. Watching the town Webcams and it's a surreal scene. As you said...a whole lot more snow to come. Another storm is expected by next weekend as well. Mammoth reported 33" of new snow at 8am this morning.

High here today was 41. Well below normal.

I challenged you to find something positive to share. Obviously that was too much to ask. If you can't find it in yourself to be positive, at least provide accurate information.

Actually they would be wrong if that's what they said for those dates. Average high today is 48.

Actually no your average high temperature on March 17 is 51.3 so upper 40s is below normal.

Godnam.

That has an incredibly low chance of happening like that.

Catskills, Dacks, Whites and Greens get crushed.

It's also too far east at this point I believe.

Hour 84 it's starting to deepen rapidly with snow in the NE part of PA but everything has moved out back our way.

Hour 78 off the VA coast with light rain east of the Susky with some light snow in the Poconos. (paweather's map above)

Euro really retrogades today's system and it's not that far off the coast on Sunday - wonder if that has any implications on this system?

Bingo!