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  1. 2 minutes ago, Kevin Reilly said:

    About to get demolished by that band coming up from the south in Media Delaware County wish I knew of its snow or sleet when it gets here.

    Its heavy snow.  I can confirm because its here now in North Wilmington.

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  2. Just now, Kevin Reilly said:

    You so see what’s coming up from Baltimore and SW of Washington? 

    I am hoping that delivers for sure.  I am just south of the Delco line in DE.  My little 10 mile area of latitude has been the absolute snow anus this year.  Just way too much sleet or just too far south of the heaviest bands.  I knew this one would be trouble though and of course the sleet line has parked directly overtop of us.  Heavier precip bringing more snow but as soon as it lets up it goes almost all sleet.

    Can't complain though as this is our 4th legit light to moderate winter storm this year and I was expecting next to nothing again.

  3. 1 hour ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

    Right? People should always wait until the event is completely over. Not saying anything more significant accumulates, but cancelling at the midway point sometimes isn't the best course of action.

    Ralph this isn’t the midpoint. This is pity flakes for us to the south. This storm is over. Already drying up out there on radar. 

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  4. 5 minutes ago, Hypothetical 240 hour snow said:

    I mean central NJ, and far SE PA/northern Delaware busted, but almost everywhere else in Mount Holly's CWA did within one "snowfall category" of their expected value or overperformed slightly (and there will likely be another 2-4 inches on the backside before it is all said and done tomorrow.  I can see the frustration, but in terms of busts from an area-wide standpoint this is relatively low, and has to do with mesoscale factors you just aren't going to get right in a situation that relies on a deformation band. 

    I am in no way faulting forecasters at all here. I think what they put out was reasonable given the almost unanimous agreement amongst the models. My saying it was a bust is just stating a fact for my area. We all know at this point we are not squeaking out much more than an inch for the remainder. Looking at current radar tells me all I need to know at this point. I can’t believe the amount of dryness out there. 

  5. Massive massive bust to the SE part of forum. Should have known better with Miller B but I mean every single model was showing it. Need to factor in experience more. Know better. 
     

    This time last night my area was upgraded to 10-15” along with lower Chester and Delco. Maybe 4-5” total to show for it. 

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  6. Just now, Ralph Wiggum said:

    Radar returns confirm that map. See my post in the obs thread with this map:20210201_094048.thumb.jpg.7f9e64a640fd5c327658d7dbbc397b5a.jpg

    I saw your post. I approve and hope you are right. For my neck of the woods it all boils down to thermals and 850 temps. It’s either a sleet fest or a snow beat down. That will be a nowcast test unfortunately. We certainly will get the moisture it seems. 

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