NorthHillsWx

Just wow at snow totals in NE this morning. 26-30” totals showing up from eastern Long Island into rhode island with providence approaching its all time record. They still have hours to go! I think 35” is doable in places up there

It was hard to turn off the tv and go to work this morning. Those live reports with 100 foot visibility and 20” otg are insanely rare, not to mention cantore got TS live on air, again. High end stuff

New England is having an absolutely epic winter. This will be their second historic storm of the season and they’ve had almost non stop minor to moderate events. Looking at models, they aren’t even close to done either. Some places probably go 200% of seasonal snowfall by the end of winter especially when this current storm winds up. Seems like a large swath of 20+” is a guarantee and looking at radar I think isolated 30” totals are almost a lock too. What a storm.

Insane radar for Eastern Mass this morning

Surprised we fell to 29.4 here. Colder than I expected, car had a lot of ice

0.65” today, multi day total 0.80”. Snow visible on trail cams in Louisburg earlier this evening

Thankfully the gfs turned out to be right here vs the dry euro, very beneficial rainfall today

0.55” here this morning

I actually don’t think they are- this is a crazy strong storm and rates are going to be unlike anything east coast has seen in a long time. Warmer also means more moisture available and seeing the dynamics at play someone’s getting buried. That being said, if you’re outside the areas of max lift (DC area) I could see a white rain event. Praying on the IVT is like playing lottery

It ends February 1 now. Any snow after then is spring snow. This is a spring month now

0.11” today, 0.15” 2-day total

I’m going to enjoy watching coverage of this one it could be pretty epic even in the cities

EURO has folded like a cheap lawn chair for tomorrow’s storm. Don’t think I’ve ever seen the euro fail this bad behind the GFS. MA to New England locked in on a legit blizzard. Going to be a hell of a storm from Philly to Boston what a winter NE is having

How much did y’all get from the storm yesterday

@eyewall the MA forum is now talking about the possibility of being “Raleigh’d” regarding catching the dry slot with the storm this weekend. We are officially an AMWX term, we’ve made it

That’s fair. I think given trends there is a rather large “boom” scenario between NJ and Boston though, 20”+ somewhere the best band sets up

It’s going to be too warm unless that thing cranks. Total rate dependent system south of NYC. But if this tucks a sub 980 into the coast temps won’t be an issue in the deform band areas. You might be a little south but im starting to think MA to NE east of 95 gets buried

Looks like the GFS is scoring the coup with the mid Atlantic storm this weekend *golf claps*

Definitely getting gusts over 40 before this line of showers in garner. Very strong gusts outside the office you can hear them hitting the windows

Almost the entire southeast is now in severe drought with extreme drought quickly expanding. Last weekends rain did very little and this week drying up has turned away yet another opportunity to dent the drought. We could really use a gfs-like scenario for drought relief with Sundays system

GFS has absolutely destroyed eastern and northern virginia 4 straight runs

Someone from VA to NE has the potential to get absolutely buried if this goes negative close to shore. Absolute bomb potential

It’s overcast here and you can feel a south breeze. You must be in an isolated hole

I’d take snow in June

You nailed it, it’s all about perspective! The 2.6” of snow and temps all day in the teens from the Jan 31 event normally would’ve been a great storm, but being I got probably the lowest total forum wide (at least in the Carolina’s) that was the least enjoyable storm I can ever remember. Really sapped the joy out of what was a beautiful scene the next morning. Anyone complaining about this winter from NYC north I don’t have much sympathy for, they literally have had month+ long snowpack and are almost guaranteed area wide to be above average by March with below normal temps pretty much the entire winter to the point they saw ocean ice and the rivers froze. Once they hit climo you see the venting go way down but no one up there can say this was a bad winter even if they don’t because even in THE BEST winters it’s hard to get the sustained cold and snowpack all the way to the beach they’ve had. DC I can KINDA side with, a lot of the early storms missed them to the south and their big storm turned into a sleet bomb, but they have also enjoyed deep winter with snowpack pretty much until this week though they may not hit climo im sure there will be a time to grade winter here but its hard not to feel disappointed in the triangle, and thats mostly due to perspective from missing the areas one big storm