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  1. Ralph Wiggum
    Prior to the flip to sleet, I measured 6" of fluff here in Warminster. I cleared the measuring board and woke to an additional 2.75" of fresh snow/sleet on the board Does that count as a grand total of 8.75" then? Just trying to be accurate.
  2. Ralph Wiggum
    I keep expectations in check especially when being bullseyed at 5+ days out and this early in the season.
  3. Ralph Wiggum
    Very pleased with this one. Mid-December and a very traditional winter storm around these parts...thump, mix, slot....maybe a few flakes to wrap things up later. We usually see 2 or 3 of these on avg every season. Im fine with having one under our belts before the solstice. We're on the board and on our way!
  4. Ralph Wiggum
    6" fluff before the flip. The sleet is factored as liquid equivalent I assume? But at what ratio?
  5. Ralph Wiggum
    Warm punch was modeled on the NAM since Sunday actually. Most of us shrugged it off as the NAM at range but it led the way....again.
  6. Ralph Wiggum
    Up to 5.5" here. Flakes easily 2" diameter at times. Can honestly say I have never seen snow like this before, not this size. Eta: Pingers mixing in
  7. Ralph Wiggum
    This is just absurd right now out there!
  8. Ralph Wiggum
    3.5" here Warminster
  9. Ralph Wiggum
    2"/hr rates here easily. Puking marshmallows attm!
  10. Ralph Wiggum
    Its not, it is snowing heavily in Walli gford, Southern Delco. Same here (moderate) in warminster. Going sledding with the kids in the half inch we have....they r driving me nuts lol.
  11. Ralph Wiggum
    One post says it is overperforming in DC, the next says its underperformed. Totally location dependent. Feeling better for where I'm at we can grab a quick half foot
  12. Ralph Wiggum
    If thats the current radar that sleet line is wayyyyyy off.
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  14. Ralph Wiggum
    Starts the move to the ENE at a slightly lower latitude. Not a bad thing.
  15. Ralph Wiggum
    Imma head out....
  16. Ralph Wiggum
    I take full responsibility. I saw once the thread was started in the Mid Atl forum it began to unravel for them. I should have known better. The second I started one for us things began to unravel here. Not sure if they started one in the other PA forum.
  17. Ralph Wiggum
    Congrats Boston.
  18. Ralph Wiggum
    NWS is bullish asf for my township. 20" and code purple. Wow.
  19. Ralph Wiggum
    Shades of March 2017. Slept for a few hours and had a wicked dream that I was physically encased in a tomb of sleet and ice. Woke up in a cold sweat....stepped out of bed and slipped on what felt like ice on my bedroom floor. Dog pissed. Jumped in shower, turned water on and ice sprayed out of the shower head. Woke up and realized I was having a dream inside of a dream. Weird stuff. Now I'm not sure if this is real or a dream.
  20. Ralph Wiggum
    It's funny to see this trend to Boston now and the dryslot/mixing continue to punch farther N and W down here. Instead of moving due E the track keeps adjusting to crawl NE along the coast then bomb New England. Should we be surprised down here in SE PA?
  21. Ralph Wiggum
    NAM still loves the mixing and icing even far N and W. Colder but icier. Might be time to start putting more weight into these looks.
  22. Ralph Wiggum
    Wow widespread 12"+ even along i95 in that disco. Surprised by that tbh.
  23. Ralph Wiggum
    Ahh, I thought you meant you've never seen it modeled. I misread that then.
  24. Ralph Wiggum
    Yep. The 3k is sending up smoke signals. Eta: 6z and 18z runs over last 36 hrs have been west with slp only to adjust E at 0z or 12z. Something to keep in mind as we see hp and cad stronger each run but the slp track adjusts.
  25. Ralph Wiggum
    You must be young or have selective memory then.
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