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  1. Brian5671
    Feb 24 1989 storm 1989... A total of 33 cities in the Ern U.S. reported new record low temperatures for the date, and an Atlantic coast storm spread heavy snow from GA to Srn New England. Snowfall totals in NJ ranged up to 24" in Cape May Co, with 19" reported at ACY. Totals in NC ranged up to 18" in Gates County, and winds along the coast of NC gusted to 70 mph at Duck Pier. Strong winds gusting to 52 mph created blizzard conditions at Chatham, MA. (NWS) (SD)
  2. Brian5671
    it's spread over 2 days so technically not warning criteria
  3. Brian5671
    probably true-won't accumulate much if it's lighter rates with temps near freezing during the day time
  4. Brian5671
    I don't think Phlly got anything from Feb 1989. I lived about 15 miles N and W of the city at the time and it was bone dry. Woke up to sun shining dimly through the overcast-knew it was over right away....
  5. Brian5671
    busted twice here...they went big, then went small (2-4 inches) we caught the westenr edge of the precip shield and still got 10 LOL
  6. Brian5671
    1.1 gets BDR To 40 so another 40 plus year to tack onto this impressive run. And doubt we're done
  7. Brian5671
    the Friday snows are quite light with temps near 32-I don't see that adding up to much in urban areas at this time of year....
  8. Brian5671
    it's 3-5 north of NYC, 5-8 south
  9. Brian5671
    GFS 16 might be onto something. Let's see what the NAM does at 18z
  10. Brian5671
    yeah not much of an event north of NYC. Maybe some light snows into Friday
  11. Brian5671
    12z Euro looks south with the first batch-not much north of NYC maybe a couple inches
  12. Brian5671
    yeah I'll always root for snow but if it turned 50 and sunny for a month after this storm I'd be fine with it. Even my kids are tired of the snowcover
  13. Brian5671
    7th inning for southern folks. gets harder and harder from here on out and forget it in about 4 weeks close to 40 inches here, another 6-8 will take me to 45, I'd be happy with that if that was it...
  14. Brian5671
    those maps are the inverse of each other-what little warmth there was in the 80's is where there is little cold now....odd
  15. Brian5671
    we're under 48 hrs out so it's not too far out of range....
  16. Brian5671
    tonight's cold will turn it all to cement....
  17. Brian5671
    51 here mostly sunny now.
  18. Brian5671
    yeah still have 4-6 inches OTG here even after all that rain....will be cement tonight with lows in the low 20's.
  19. Brian5671
    up to 45 here with peeks of sun. Warmest day in quite some time....
  20. Brian5671
    40 here. On and off heavy rain as the back edge approaches....still have solid snowcover
  21. Brian5671
    Same thing every time. Very hard to get a true ice storm for most parts of this subforum. Imagine last Sunday predicting this storm would be mostly heavy rain with embedded thunder and temps 45-55?
  22. Brian5671
    the airmass is stale and any left over cold will quickly be routed out. Would be another thing if temps were 15-20 this am....
  23. Brian5671
    given the way today is going it's not a bad call...
  24. Brian5671
    most of these advisories (except well inland) will be canceled fairly quickly....
  25. Brian5671
    33 here just had a light rain shower....
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