Snowfall retention in that area is terrible, plus the rainstorm afterwards, in a small way reminded me of the blizzard of 96...Definitely do not want to experience melting like that again, it did sort of make up for it in February of course..
I lived in Middletown Delaware for that storm, 26ish inches that melted before Christmas...Almost felt like a waste, couldn't even get a White Christmas out of that storm....lol
Had a burst about 1.5 hrs ago, maybe another .2", couldn't tell since it was blowing around so much. Puts me over an inch...looks like there maybe a bit more shortly. Already down to 18, frigid out there.
I'm sitting nicely right by that bullseye, it will most likely end up east of here. It seems like that is where it always ends up. But we shall see..still below freezing here, 27.0° atm
The giant melting ice cube that is Greenland is keeping this region cooler than the surrounding regions for now... Lookout when the shelf melts completely!
And just like that, the 6z GFS might of just gotten a clue for early next week...Hopefully it has the right idea for the storm after the storm, after the storm (next weekend)...lol
Not saying it is right, but that is another cold air mass showing up on the GFS later next week. Seems like these air masses keep showing after the hint of a lower 48 wide blowtorch that end up being 1-2 days worth of warm sector....
Oh I know and fully expect it to continue that through day 5 at least.... It was nice seeing that strong high pressure sitting around the area and not way out in the Atlantic at this time frame.