AlexD1990

The consolation is we seem to be entering into an active pattern, with more chances ahead, maybe its the reverse of 2010 and the 2nd or 3rd storm is the bigger one for us

Yes, rather disappointed, but it fits climo. Still hope we get a few inches in

At least we aren't heading into a bad pattern- there should be more chances after this one.

these maps made me want to vomit.

It does still seem to me that the floor for this event is still pretty high comparatively, even with the mixing threat.

Well fuck. Maybe the feb2 storm will be better....or maybe this one comes back. This really can be a fucking frustrating hobby sometimes

I'm fearful of losing that, but it's just weenie jitters. Usually don't get this emotionally invested anymore lol

Well that didn't inspire confidence lol

praying you guys are right. usually keep my thoughts to myself, but this trend has me shooketh. I just want a storm like 2010 again...

definitely nervous now, although still hopeful that the floor/worst case for this side of the bay is still a few inches even if we mix. just no big ice storm. power outages are no bueno.

forgive the IMBY post(and delete or move if necessary, mods), but can y'all post these maps just a teensy bit zoomed out so the whole subforum is on the map, if at all possible? IDK how these websites are setup, so maybe its not possible

GFS wasn't bad, but CMC would be dog shite, altho I haven't seen the clown maps. onto the euro...

ugh, here comes the CMC to bring the mood down with a sleet bomb..

This I'm okay with. verbatim that's puking snow for so many of us HOLY SHIT LOOK AT THAT FUCKING FRONTOGENIC FORCING! its like over my house lol. either that's vomiting snow or sandblasting sleet but either way, wow!

We've come a long way. I can remember being either the only DE poster, or one of 2-3. I think we might be up above 5 now? I know there is one other Sussex County alumni.

couldn't agree more. obviously west of the Bay 2016 was a special beast, but over here, from a snow stand point, it was very sad. Started as puking snow, got I think 5-7", which disappeared under torrential rain and was gone by the morning. The only thing i'll say in its favor was that the winds from it were seriously legit. Dewey Beach recorded a gust to hurricane force, and I happened to be outside probably when that same wind blast hit in Lewes, and watched part of the roof of an apartment building behind my folks house get literally ripped off, tossed into the air, and landed in the parking lot of the Arbys next door. So that was fun, I guess

I'm nervous about mixing, but I suppose it wouldn't be the end of the world. a nice glaze to hold my 12"+ snowpack in...

my deepest condolences.

please God no. I don't see why we cant just have a storm that hits everyone for once. no losers, only winners. please.... Yeah, but the amped trend can stop right now, thanks.

Yep, ive already had co workers and family members telling what they heard, and expecting me to agree, only to be let down with "its too early to talk amounts"

not a bad little town except for him.

because a 1031mb high in Tennessee always works out for us

This area does mix in most of the big storms, so I guess its to be expected.

It sounds like the ICON solution featured a deepening coastal low that pulls in a warm nose for some. I haven't heard this scenario being mentioned on other guidance, so is this a new development? Could we see this pop up on other guidance?

I'm getting so old I forgot the NAM used to be the ETA