Hope you are right. I think the largest storm we had since 2010 was 13 inches in Dec 2020. I know Jan 2016 southern counties had more than that, but for AGC I think 13 was most.
Hopefully GFS is overdoing the warmth and rain Wed and early Thursday. Would suck to lose most of the snow.
The wind has been brutal and has been decimating snow pack as it is.
AIEuro would be nice hit. .9 liquid depending on ratios 9-18 in, then it's showing another bomb around 28th. So 3 windows ahead, 24th-26, 27th-29, 31st to Feb 2.
My brother lives in Northern Delaware so I always root for him.
A foot would take us to around 40in for the winter. There is another bomb showing end of month.
There are arguments for both sides. If the storm is a little quicker and can outrun the High should get it north. Per the latest EURO the storm develops around hour 120. What is crazy is how the storm looks at hour 144, the temp here is 5 degree. Can you recall getting snow at that temp. I cannot. Coldest I can remember is snowing in teens.
Of course it was being laughed at for that but that wasn't the only big storm it was showing as it did on another runs. But it was as if because it showed that "stupid" storm all the others were laughed at and thrown out too since there wasn't agreement from EURO. Then last night EURO threw one out that was somewhat similar to what GFS was showing on few of it's runs. So maybe a "stupid" storm isn't as far fetched. I certainly do not want a 6 ft storm as ROTT discussed the dangers with that large a storm, but give me a"stupid" 12-24 one.
At least the WTOD is being depicted more south than GFS. Still 6-7 days to sort this out. Models have all been terrible even short range as you see on Josh's sight yesterday and today.
All 4 ops had at least 4-6 inches for next weekend. GFS was getting laughed at by many for showing some of the solutions it has, but now EURO gives those runs some support.
I picked up a 1/4 inch overnight. Hope others who lost their snow got whitened up. Saw there was a nice band going thru north AGC around 2am.
A lot of melting today but I had 4 inches on the ground so I still have full cover. Temps dropping so shouldn't lose much more. Have a couple light events next few days so should add to it hopefully before a bigger snow hopefully next weekend. I think more northern stream storms unlike what GFS is showing will be more likely next weekend.
Looks like latest 3k Nam has some instability snow showers tonight between 11pm and 2 am or so. Also several hours of snow showers tomorrow night.
Ohio had quite the line of squalls this morning. Many had whiteouts. The sky is very dark, just looks like it wants to snow. But not sure how much will stick if we do get squalls with temps above freezing.