Hurricane Agnes

18z NBM has a bit more (as a blend) than the NAM/EC/CAN and earlier GFS) but the 18z GFS is running right now so will see how that goes (although obviously the 6zs and 18zs are sortof intermediary runs without all the data).

The 18z NAM (both 12k & 3k) ditched that idea. 18z Canadian does give some more to N/W.

Looks like the rain has cleared out and the sun has come out. Finished up with 0.42" liquid precipitation for the day (1.25" for the 2-day event). Currently clearing, partly sunny, and 38, with dp 36.

That's a 24 hour snowfall. I had the event total (couple days worth) below the animated map - it "looks better" without needing to use the Kuchera clown map.

12z GFS has some bomb that crawls up the coast (this is for the Ground Hog's day/week storm).

No accumulation from any of the mix and have just had intermittent rain and am up to 0.39" for the day (1.22" for the 2 days). Currently misting and 37 with dp 37. I did see Paul had reported his snow totals earlier today.

Getting white pancakes here now. Not detecting any rain mixing in (at least when I just checked) and nothing sticking since the ground/surfaces are wet and semi-"warm". Temp is down to 35 with dp 34. So far had 0.34" of rain recorded for today (1.17" 2-day total).

Reminded me of finally watching the 1954 movie "White Christmas" (Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, etc) and how their little performing group decides to head north to VT from FL to a ski lodge owned by an old war commander/buddy and they sing the famous song "Snow" along the way and do a reprise of it when they get off the train in VT to something that I think they described as looking like NC instead of VT, with no snow whatsoever right before Christmas, and whether they got off at the right stop! Scene where the cab takes them to the lodge and there's nothing but bare ground and trees. There's a part in the film when they first go into the lodge and Crosby's character speaks with the receptionist (Mary Wickes) saying - "We came up for the snow. Where're you keeping it?" and she responds "Oh we take it in during the day". A movie done almost 70 years ago that was "for real" when it came to "snow". As an obs - made it up to 42 yesterday and had 0.83" of rain then (the heaviest between about 9 pm and midnight) and so far 0.18" this morning (1.01" at post time as a 2-day total). Low was 36 and it's currently overcast, misty, with occasional light rain and 37 with dp 37.

My Upper Darby sis texted just before 2 pm that she was getting sleet there and I just checked outside here in NW Philly and yup - am getting ip. Currently 41 after a low of 31 this morning with light sleet.

GFS showing a buncha storms blowing through in early Feb. and is honking the 2/5 - 2/6 period.

18z EC not much different from the NAM for Monday but throws a little down into the I-95 corridor.

18z NAM gives some N/W but not down to I-95 corridor. As an obs, after a 35 low, made it up to 40 today for a high with changeable skies this morning and then generally overcast the rest of the day. Currently 38 and overcast with dp 28.

CMC just gave you and north a little luv...

6z GFS showing all kinds of things trying... Ground Hog's day catastrophe whiffed but now a potential for a few days after. I did finish up with 1.17" rain yesterday and my low this morning was 39. Currently partly sunny and 41 with dp 39.

Have been getting the heaviest rain of the day now and just went over the 1" mark to 1.03" for the event so far at post time. Also did register a lightning strike around 8:30 pm. Currently moderate rain and 43 with dp 42.

Had to animate the armageddon GFS Ground Hog's Day storm. Looks like there is a cold frontal passage just ahead of it and then overrunning precip -

18z GFS Ground Hog's Day special.

Canadian the little engine that tried but couldn't (at least for storm #1). In other news, high for the day so far has been 41 and it's currently overcast/misty and 41 with dp 41 and 0.58" in the bucket.

Was about to throw in the 6z Euro at its last frame... Also as an obs, have so far had a 39 low this morning and it's 40 with light rain, dp 39, and 0.15" in the bucket.

Here's the 6z GEFS showing both storms... (am noticing these guys are coming up from the GOM).

FWIW (for model completeness), the Ukie has been running a bit slower than the others but kept the same general coastal-hugging idea as the others for storm #1. Also keeps frozen to the N/W.

18z GFS looks to have ticked a tiny bit west and comes inland through E. PA and NJ, but gives some wrap-around love to the LV. After a 40 low this morning I made it up to 54 as a high, with changeable skies all day. Currently 46 with dp 36.

EC a bit faster than the GFS but keeping the low coast-hugging.

And 12z GFS moved it east but still inland.

While waiting for the 12z to get to that time frame (almost there), the 6z GFS has that as a RedSky cutter.