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Maybe that 2nd low is the one.

I posted a few days ago after a crazy AI run if this forum would eventually succumb to snow fatigue. Guess I got my answer.

In Lenox in the Berks. Never really got into a crazy band of snow, but should still end up around 18 with the duration and ridiculous cold. Can't remember a big storm in the single digits even up here.

Why doesn't the ICON surface map show sleet? Is it a German thing?

Averaging all the models, the mix line is centering in RIGHT OVER the city. Old-school storm.

Maybe I'm blind, but I thought the 18z Euro was better everywhere.

Must not factor in the GFS, which has consistently given 0.6-0.8 liquid in the Berks.

That's candy for a strong SWFE. It can rain in the single digits.

I can't see plain rain anywhere except maybe the immediate coast, but a sleet-fest is definitely on the table.

The NAM loves to punch warm air north on SWFEs, especially at this range.

They might've postponed it for fan safety.

I believe so.

UKIE agrees with it. At least for the city.

Don't want to get political, but this is ridiculous: “We are expecting precipitation to begin late Saturday or early Sunday and to possibly last into Monday. The forecast is predicting anywhere from 3 to 12 inches of snow,” Mamdani said at a press conference Thursday. “It is entirely possible that we get less than three inches — and it is just as possible that we get over a foot,” he said. “New Yorkers know that forecasts do not always get it right.” Meanwhile: Forecaster Ben Noll said there was roughly a 100 percent chance of 6 inches of snow, an 80 percent chance of more than a foot of snow — and a 20 percent chance of more than 18 inches in the area, according to the outlet.

Just saw Nick Gregory's broadcast on Fox 5 in the city. Wow, he's been around a long time -- I watched him as a kid in the 80s. One of the best.

Hello Goofus my old friend.

Not with this one.

Not that either.

Just going off climatology, the GFS is almost certainly going to correct north. Central Georgia is not seeing two feet of snow.

That would cause snow fatigue even with this crew.

Holy overrunning, Batman!

You ain't kidding. But Dolan likes who he likes -- results don't matter.

Freezing rain.

So the Great Lakes low drops in more behind the coastal. That the reason for the west shift?

Interesting. Bichette's a solid signing. Now, they need Framber Valdez.