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  1. Snow on the beach at OBX. Other cams further down the page. https://www.surfchex.com/cams/surf-city-pier-north/
  2. Nice cam here of snow on the beach and the sky. https://www.surfchex.com/cams/surf-city-pier-north/
  3. Still snowing at Hatteras. Bunch more cams down below at this link. https://www.surfchex.com/cams/hatteras-web-cam/
  4. Gfs came close at the end, but that reminds me of 93/94. Just need it south by another 75-100 miles.
  5. Nice setup at the end of the Gfs. May or may not hit, but it can often work.
  6. Makes sense that there would be a grand finale at the end of the cold pattern as it has happened often over the years. Now all we can do is hope that we're in the bullseye if it does happen.
  7. 6z AI Precip. Move forward from here. https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/aifs_medium-mslp-rain?base_time=202501220600&interval=6&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202502010600 850's move forward from here https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/aifs_medium-z500-t850?base_time=202501220600&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202502010600
  8. @Heisy and those interested If 850 temps cooperated, it looks like a full blown Blizzard on the AI for the 31st-1st. The u/l is so strong it kills 850's for part of the storm, but surface look marginal but OK. Obviously, can't take temps verbatim and the crummy mapscmay be overdoing the 850 warming.
  9. And I can almost guarantee it's frozen. My wife and I were in Dover yesterday and every stream was frozen solid, with only 5 or 10% open in the largest rivers.
  10. Lot of discussion over the years about how cold THV usually is. I wasn't sure if this ever mentioned. If you zoom in on the NWS Mesonet site, you can see that the reporting station is down near a low spot along the Little Conewago Creek.
  11. Every model except the Bomm and Canadian has the wave dying into the COD. But there's no doubt the pattern is shifting as most of us snowlovers said it would come February. Whether we have a shot at snow we'll find out. Some of us will and some won't. I still believe cold returns for March, if not sooner. That's typical Niña in fact.
  12. Right, but a WWB is already organized and will be hitting come early February.
  13. 6z Gfs close to something decent...at 240hrs. Lol
  14. -13 for 2 consecutive hours at York Airport https://forecast.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KTHV.html
  15. 0z AI is a miss for Monday, light rain for the end of next week, followed by 2 more rain events. Trough goes out west giving us a large ridge in the east. Maybe some light at the end of the tunnel/run with ridging building back over Alaska and Greenland, or it could be transient as it's too early to say if the trough pushes east in response.
  16. Agree. Said over the La Nina thread a few times I believe. And this attachment supports the idea with the westerly wind burst that's actually getting going now, so it's not a pipe dream forecast.
  17. That's one helleva heavy band of snow. https://radar.weather.gov/station/KAKQ/standard
  18. Verbatim, surface temps are between +4 - +8C. You're right, that's not exactly the way I want it.
  19. I agree it has potential, but that's as far as I'll go right now. If this was the kind of season where we were getting hit left and right like 13/14, then I'd be more optimistic. So I'm clear and to avoid some idiotic post by some idiot who can't read, I'm not saying it can't or won't happen, just that I don't see enough to be optimistic at this point.
  20. It's just a temporary relaxation as the cold from Canada does head south, but the pattern doesn't look snowy at the start of February.
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