wxman

LOL, I did the same thing, and then there was the faux wood radio shack cube, always trying to get into contorted positions to pull in the distant stations...and waiting for those sacred words..."an area of low pressure will move northeast from the gulf, reforming over Cape Hatteras," we knew what that meant! Cheers

850s are colder earlier, would not be prolonged or accreting ice in my experience with this set up, some of that is snow.

Looks colder at 850 in the earlier panels based on my quick look, way out there anyway.

12Z UKMET is good for 9" on Friday in the metro area.

4.75" at 9:13am. Temp. 19.

2.25" down. 25 degrees. Moderate snow.

1.5" down. Temp 26.6

Where's Walt?

Steady light snow with a coating down. Let's keep this going!!!

pixie dust and 27 degrees

Reminds me of a funny line on easternwx back in the day at 2am, "we're looking at the wrong "models""

Is there a control run on the euro 18z?

When has this ever been easy?

It used to be that the euro was rock solid while the others were like blind squirrels, doesn't seem that way these days.

...says the wife.........

The classic, "just when you thought you were out they suck you back in." Darn euro!

2' with 30" lollies, LOL!!

If the euro is THAT wrong it would be among it's biggest busts this close in to my memory at least. But it's on it's own right now.

Well, for my part of NJ the GFS is 2" or so while the euro is 2 feet or so.

As I mentioned, this output is just like the 06Z euro control run....which as I read it uses the non-perturbed ensemble members and best available data. That being said, in my experience tracking east coast storms the control does not come close to the operational in terms of what actually occurs when they diverge, have no idea why. In this case they match.

Looks like the end result is similar to the 06z control in our area.

I remember, below is from my archive, mind you we ended with about 5" backlash, and lucky to get even that (sorry for the poor format)! ...WINTER STORM WATCH FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND CONTINUING THROUGH AT LEAST MONDAY EVENING... THE APPROACHING STORM HAS THE POTENTIAL TO DEVELOP BLIZZARD CONDITIONS WITH VERY HEAVY SNOWFALL AND STRONG WINDS. PREPARATIONS SHOULD BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY. TRAVEL WILL BECOME VERY DIFFICULT AND DANGEROUS...IF NOT IMPOSSIBLE...BEGINNING LATE SUNDAY AND CONTINUING INTO THE EARLY PART OF THE NEW WEEK. IF YOU MUST TRAVEL...DO IT BEFORE SUNDAY AFTERNOON OR EXPECT TO WAIT UNTIL MID WEEK. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS CONTINUED THE WINTER STORM WATCH THAT BEGINS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON. THE WATCH AREA INCLUDES...BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO...THE FOLLOWING REGIONS. - EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA...FROM THE POCONOS DOWN THROUGH THE PHILADELPHIA METROPOLITAN AREA. - NORTHWESTERN...CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY. - THE ENTIRE STATE OF DELAWARE. - NORTHEASTERN MARYLAND. LOW PRESSURE...CENTERED NEAR NEW ORLEANS EARLY THIS AFTERNOON...WILL MOVE SLOWLY TO THE NORTHEAST. THE LOW IS FORECAST TO MOVE OFF OF THE MID ATLANTIC COAST AROUND THE VIRGINIA CAPES ON MONDAY MORNING. THE STORM IS THEN EXPECTED TO INTENSIFY AS IT REMAINS OVER THE COASTAL WATERS OF THE MID ATLANTIC REGION ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. THE STORM IS ANTICIPATED TO FINALLY BEGIN TO MOVE OUT TO SEA ON TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. THE STRONG...SLOW MOVING STORM IS FORECAST TO BRING VERY HEAVY SNOW TO THE WATCH AREA AND TO SURROUNDING REGIONS BEGINNING ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND PERHAPS CONTINUING INTO TUESDAY. WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE...SNOWFALL TOTALS OF ONE TO TWO FEET WILL BE COMMON THROUGHOUT THE REGION. STRONG WINDS WILL ALSO ACCOMPANY THE STORM...RESULTING IN BLOWING ND DRIFTING OF SNOW. VISIBILITIES WILL BE REDUCED TO NEAR ZERO DURING MUCH OF THE STORM. ON SUNDAY...THE PRECIPITATION IS FORECAST TO SPREAD INTO NORTHEAST MARYLAND...DELAWARE AND EXTREME SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY BY DAYBREAK. AT THAT POINT IT SHOULD BE MAINLY IN THE FORM OF RAIN. BY MID DAY...THE PRECIPITATION WILL LIKELY HAVE SPREAD UP ABOUT AS FAR AS PHILADELPHIA AND TOMS RIVER...IN THE FORM OF SNOW. MEANWHILE...THE RAIN IN AREAS TO THE SOUTH SHOULD ALSO BEGIN TO CHANGE TO SNOW. DURING THE BALANCE OF SUNDAY AFTERNOON...THE SNOW WILL SPREAD UP INTO THE LEHIGH VALLEY...THE POCONOS AND NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

Steady light snow, new coating. 28.

.5" final here. Looks pretty though. 29.

.5", light snow. temp 30