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Hopefully all that cold are will invade the CONUS.

Nice band lighting up over NE Monroe..

Finally a change to more autumn weather! Looking forward to seeing how severe this cold season will be.

This cell in S. Ontario looks like it has rotation!

Back around 1995, the DP reached 79 or so in KROC around midnight...right before a major derecho came through.

DPs in low-70s...impressive for mid-June. Very soupy out there.

Well forecasted...

Question is how the cold lakes will influence the line.

Might be a wild day. Skies are clearing to allow some surface heating...looks like the DPs are 60+ as well just south of the front.

We had 'white' mulch the other morning and now we're sitting at almost 80. I hope we don't skip Spring!

This winter season is like the Energizer bunny...lol In all seriousness, there's pretty solid synergy between the EC, GFS, and CMC with LP strength and placement. Interesting.

Snow weenies vs. Sun weenies. Lol. Actually, if you move to Maine, you'll get snow and sun. I wouldn't mind a couple of big coastals per month with sun in between during the winter months. Although the bugs up there are brutal in the spring, brutal. 12/32km 12z NAM has same track as well.

How much precip did S. Ontario get? Seems the models had it too far east.

I'm thinking the main reason this wasn't a major event was because the precipitation wasn't there. Didn't rain all night when the greatest accretion would've occurred. If the slug of moisture that just passed by would've been here 4+ hours earlier, things would've been more serious. Especially since the winds were higher as well. All the elements just didn't align.

We've got about 1/4 inch of accretion. Still a steady light rain and 31. Last two hours really iced things up. Trees making that classic crunch sound when wind blows.