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Just now, janetjanet998 said:

yep..already getting that look and are discrete 

may really start  to spin  when they hit that warm front

right around the time they are over a major Metro area too

 

Check out the storm between Meridien and Hattiesburg, MS.  Local Jackson, MS news network met mentioned that the SPC is ready to issue a PDS tornado watch for most of MS, within the hour

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about seven total I believe, 12 copies were free

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We got an additional 1.5" tonight, storm total 4.5"

22 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Prob 2/5/16

March had one in 2018

I could see my area breaking 6" with another 3"+ to go tonight and tomorrow morning, right in line with the HRRR.

6 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

No Georgie tonight?  Or James?

I have been on here all day

3 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

The worst time to drive now. You should have told her not go in the first place. Stay home, stay safe, and weenie out.

What do you think I said to her, does a 26 year old sister listen to her older brother?

2 minutes ago, CCHurricane said:

Mid & Upper Cape trying to fend off the mix.

It is extremely icy here, freezing mist, rain, freezing rain, sleeting, bad icy.  31F-32F.  Bad icy!

My sister just tried to head to Boston she is back home already, extremely icy, freezing rain is really bad here right now.

Sleeting really bad here, temp is 31F, ENE winds still.  Back edge of precip shield is quickly heading eastward and will likely shut off precipitation before the bands to my south can dump enough snow to get to 6" (3"+) needed.

Good banding heading  my way, I hope it hits from HYA eastward.

Back to snow

Man we have been getting light rain mist, freezing rain, sleet occasional snow, but nothing persistent on the snow end.  Man this is so frustrating, I hope the HRRR is right and we make up for it after sunset.

CC radar shows mixed bag of crap over the Cape and Islands, BID isn't even snowing right now under the best reflectivity.  I want my temp to drop, but it won't because that is what living on Cape Cod is about.  Looks like NE MA is the winner today and tonight.  However, the 00z HREFs went bonkers for the Cape and Islands.

Bands south of Long Island mean some business

It looks like it is snowing from ocean effect right now as the bands are approaching from the southwest, snowing on Block Island, and the Vineyard.

17 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

How much have you got up to now James?

3.0"

2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

You'll be above freezing later this morning and some melting will happen, but if that band moves in, you should be snow.

I am salivating looking at that band south of Long Island, if we even sniff that later this morning, I might be good to go.  I just want to witness a few hours of heavy snow.

4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

SE areas may get clipped this evening with some good snows.

ACK might sniff a bit of rain, which means the Cape could get smoked

Just now, CoastalWx said:

This band is ripping fatties and the best is just south of me. 

Radar returns are showing us why

I think an additional 4-8/6-10" amounts are coming from HYA to PVC.

The extended inverted trough is resulting in the snow showers and bands developing over NYS, VT, NH and parts of southern ME this morning.  Surface pressures near the benchmark are quite baggy, as energy awaits the trailing shortwave and surface low near NC and SC coastlines to pass through.  While the storm track is south of the benchmark, the surface low will begin to intensify a bit more quickly as energy gets involved from the shortwave over the Southeast and the upper trough moves eastward with time.  There is the potential for the inverted trough to produce a few hours either side of Saturday daybreak snow showers as the upper low swings through the region.  The reason why the surface pressure is baggy and there is not a consistent area of low pressure is the upper energy over the Great Lakes lags instead of reaching for the surface low.

I am signing off now, tomorrow will be a lot of eye straining!

Just now, CoastalWx said:

I salute you. Looks like shit. 

alright it looks like shit