Torch Tiger

from the -epo horse being beaten for months

great look on that gfs, hopefully we stay wedged here so it is mostly sleet/zr and all of the snow is way north

thanks

yeah, it's an inferno and maybe underdone

torch

These are the types of systems we dont want...snow everywhere but the resorts. Just bad news all-around

festive times ahead, hopefully cherry blossoms bloom in NJ and DC for Xmas

could be a very sharp cutoff with hardly a flake north of CON

wtf

There's still hope for you guys, long winter ahead

Great storm, best of the winter thus far.

congrats on the flooding. it may be a while/months before we see another snowstorm, at least we had a nice rainstorm

plenty of time to tick-tock backwards on amounts

ACK getting trained

Darn

how much ice?

I hope RIC hits 80 for the Holidays Looks pretty seasonable in the interim

34.7 rain

people should drive slower, increase following distance and expect the unexpected. 95% of accidents are avoidable ice or not

They do

or maybe it is the road salt reduction initiatives......

sweet

.HYDROLOGY... QPF/Flash flooding: QPF amounts have increased through the coastal plain with over 2" possible. With the frozen ground and small creeks and streams already running high from the last event expect this will result in some minor flooding through the coastal plain. With the heaviest rainfall in the 12-18Z time frame this would be the time for any Flash flooding if the very high rain rates are able to remain in one spot. Rivers: Greatest threat for river flooding is across southern New Hampshire. Here around 2" of QPF is expected in addition to the melting of the remaining 1-2" of SWE still on the ground from the prior big snow event. The combination will lead to minor flooding on several rivers including the Suncook, Contoocook, Warner, and Piscataquog. This area remains in a Flood Watch.

you aren't alone, we all want to see that happen.

what a winter