Ralph Wiggum

And just like that, a slight tick and we are now at 0 with shore points getting snow.

75% chance skirts part of our subforum s and e, 15% chance entire region missed completely, 10% chance major hit Philly and burbs. Thats the way I see it attm. Need some major changes at 12z and 18z.

12z tomorrow was when things started to trend north last week. Let's see if we can reel this in. Ngl....it is so close to either being a hecs or a mere coastal graze. So close.

GFS held serve. Close call. Cutoff is brutal.

Pivot.you son of a b....

@ravensrule

Interesting. In that case im above avg already so anything else is gravy.

It says 30" when I googled that. What say your sources?

30"

If you ask it the same forecast outlook 20 times, it gives 19 different answers. Seems reliable to me. Just hug the forecast you like best.

The scenario the weathernext model just gave is jan 25, 2000 redux. To a tee.

Google's WeatherNext 2.0 model, which powers current Search and Pixel weather results, indicates a high probability of a major winter storm for Philadelphia this weekend, January 31–February 1, 2026. Forecast Highlights * Timing: Snow is expected to begin late Saturday night, peaking Sunday morning. * Accumulation: Estimates range from 8 to 12 inches, with some scenarios suggesting up to 18 inches if the storm holds its northern track. * Conditions: High-intensity snowfall (1–2 inches per hour) is likely Sunday morning, potentially transitioning to a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain by Sunday afternoon. * Impact: Expect dangerous travel conditions and bitter cold following the storm, with wind chills dropping near or below zero.

If I can squeeze out a 2-4" event, I likely go over our seasonal avg (im just over 30" now iirc kdyl avg is 32ish").

For a direct hit yes, there would need to be changes soon. But i think we can eek a minor grazing event out of this in extreme SE PA at the very least.

Wait a damn second here.