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JTA66

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  1. Hell, even KYW was only calling for 1-3" that Saturday morning.
  2. As I recall, it was the classic miss-to-the-south by the models. It was only late that Friday/Saturday morning that the NW shift began. Even then, it was king of slow. First DC could get in on it, then us, then NYC, etc. So I imagine the interview took place when the models were still showing the OTS solution. And YES! Who can pass up carpet at those prices?? THEY'RE INSANE
  3. Yes, as recently as last week I was thinking about sending the towel to the dry cleaners to have it ready just in case. We'll see how the pattern plays out, but I was thinking it seems like this is a La Nina that's running a month behind schedule. For instance, Nina Decembers tend to be cold with snow chances. Then the pattern breaks around New Years and January is a ratter. But this year -- mild Dec, potentially cold Jan, then hints of a ratter Feb. We'll know soon enough.
  4. 12z NAM looking icy Sunday am. Maybe responding to snow cover?
  5. I haven’t been out yet, just eyeballing it from the house I’d say 2.5-3”. Still remember my grade school snow number…454
  6. Light snow/flurries here too, no accumulation yet but the Festival Miracle has been surpassed. 29F/DP 26
  7. After seeing the 12z runs, looks like 2" would be the high end imby. Still, a dusting from the Middle Finger Storm beats the 18 snow pellets in my flowerbed from the Festivus Miracle.
  8. RGEM had that same middle finger at 6z, let's see if 12z follows. Anyway, my street has been brined. Exciting times!
  9. My bar is set at 1-2”, so if that Mt Holly map comes close to verifying , I’ll be more than happy.
  10. When it's over, we'll get t-shirts that read, "I Survived Car-Topper '22!". Winds starting to howl here, 45F.
  11. Yeah, two nights in a row I dipped below freezing…brutal winter here We’re now inside 48hrs, so I’ll start paying more attention. A 1-3” would obliterate my Festivus totals.
  12. I'm losing interest in this winter faster than I lost interest in the Flyers' season.
  13. Unfortunately this is nothing new. Seems for a while now (regardless of the season) the models show an EC storm in the long to medium range only to settle on something like a frontal passage as we move up in time. That's why I said yesterday, get this inside 48 hours, then I'll worry about the deets. I suppose there's still time to trend more favorably for us. But even so, probably little more than an advisory level event.
  14. March and April will be cold, dreary and wet to make up for it.
  15. Starting to get the feeling my Festivus Miracle benchmark will survive the week.
  16. RGEM at range, so there’s that, but not kind to us NW weenies.
  17. Right! Let's just keep this threat alive. I'll worry about clown maps and mixing lines once inside 48 hours.
  18. Starting to see the sun filter through the clouds, 30F/DP 18F. Let's hope we can get on the board with the late week system.
  19. We'd have to have accumulation to be on the low end of accumulation. The Festivus Miracle is still the winter storm to beat imby, 30F/DP 19F.
  20. I need you in white out conditions if I have any hope of seeing flakes here. FWIW (and probably not much) the GFS says the late week event is a southern slider too.
  21. That’s one of my little weather rules of thumb—if the NJ beaches get crushed, I expect to be high & dry back here.
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