Ralph Wiggum

I know it won't look a thing like that map in 144 hrs, but the precip extending from Cali to the NJ coast is a sight to behold.

Atmospheric river

GFS is on a hot streak. Are you sure you want to question it?

6z euro if it went out past 144 would drive the developing waa precip into our region with HP centered over Toronto. Probably a good thump to mix scenario.

March 2-3 window still looks interesting:

Who would have thought the Blizzard of 78 wouldnt just be surpassed but SMASHED!?!

Something is amiss with the trained spotter report for Warminster. Mid morning the Warminster spotter showed 13.5"......but with the final total is showing 13.2"? How do we lose accumulation? Just as a side note, there was a wild gradient across parts of Bucks County....Western Warminster was 13.5"....2 miles east in Ivyland I reported 18"....another 2.5 miles East in Richboro they reported 22". Thats an 8-9" difference in under 5 miles. Crazy stuff.

I will not turn my nose to a c-2" Wed AM followed by a 1-3" refresh Friday AM. Then we look to the March 2-3 window.

Narrow stripe of 3-5" NE MD, N DE, S/CENT NJ.

12k NAM trend for Wednesday morning. Says most of SE PA picks up a c-2":

50" on the season. A+ winter. We had it all but a major ice storm/fzra. But I am fine with that. Plenty of snow from Dec-March, epic cold, HECS. And we are still tracking.

50" on the dot for the season. Snow started up again.

Picked up another 1.5" since 730am. We are at 18" total for this one. 2 miles up the road in Richboro trained spotter measured 22". Wow.

Hello RGEM:

@The Iceman I am seeing 24.2" in Freehold officially attm. Im sure its bound to change tho. We can split the beer