jimmosk

I give that analogy at least a nine, possibly a ten. Username checks out.

How hard were "the pros" hit by DOGE cuts last year?

That was as of 0700 AM. There was still another hour or two to go at that point, so maybe the final amount will be more like 3?

I just did the most I possibly could to ensure we get at least one more major snowstorm this season: I put my snow boots back into storage.

https://meteor.geol.iastate.edu/~ckarsten/cobb/cobb_help.pdf And here's a comparison of several methods. I found the colored charts about halfway through pretty eye-opening: https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/55878/noaa_55878_DS1.pdf

Yep, this is about how unclear I am when looking at a Skew-T Log-P.

Yep. A few miles west of PHL we may have gotten one inch more, though the snow is nearly gone already.

And one final brush-off, with about three-quarters of an inch, maybe a bit more. I'd put my total at 5.25". A great snow day, "just like the ones I used to know".

Just went back out and did a second brushing, three and a half hours after the first. About 2.5" of fluffiness. Swarthmore's likely going to cross the 5" mark before this is done.

Brushed off my car for the first time this storm. 2" so far, maybe a smidge more.

When do the SREF plumes update? I swear each run used to come out around 5:00 am & pm and 11:00 am & pm, but now they seem to get updated much later than that...

I just whisked the snow off my car -- about 1.5" of it.

At the moment we're getting a flizzard in Swarthmore -- fairly dense, fast-blowing, teeny flakes that don't wind up affecting visibility that much.

It's quite the flizzard here. Pixiedust flakes, swirling everywhere in gusts of 35ish mph.

Just had a burst of sleet and a little thunder in Swarthmore PA