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^ Will be a good test of the old "EE rule".

Car topper. Storm of the decade (so far).

Yup, at this point we take white rain and run with it!

Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel is nothing more than that of an oncoming train. Anyway... I remember last year when the models kept teasing us with epic looks in the long range, Mitch (Mitchnick) kept pointing out the lack of troughing over/near Japan and how that was a red flag for him. I've casually been noticing the same thing this year. Any sort of lower heights that (rarely) show up there are in and out. It's just one piece of the puzzle, but yet another piece that doesn't seem to be in our favor. Still way too early to give up on winter. My expectations were for average snow this year, just hope I don't have to adjust downward from there.

Glad other ppl are seeing flurries, too -- thought I was imagining things. Happy New Year everyone!

Anyone care to say, "What happens in December, the winter will remember"???

December 30th...maybe we can track some t-storms instead. The line looks a little more consolidated on the 12z NAM than it currently does on the HRRR.

I tried taking a peek last night, but there were some high, thin clouds overhead so I didn't get a good look. Sounds like nothing will happen in our lifetime, but I'd love to see a supernova before my time is up. I remember there was one in 1987, but it was only visible in the southern hemisphere.

Only got down to 40F overnight. Already up to 47F at 10:30 on a cloudy, late Dec morning.

LOL...I just got that alert 6 minutes ago

Getting a random flurry or two, 35F.

HRRR and 12Z NAM still show some flakes flying later today.

Temps hovering in the 33F-34F range, but getting a light glaze out there. Sounds like a pinger or two may be mixed in.

Was getting some light IP a little while ago, now looks like some flakes are mixing in.

Some VERY light flurries in Horsham.

It hasn't been brutally cold, but what little snow we did get has managed to hang on in the shaded areas IMBY.

Yes, I saw that the other day. I never warmed up to her either. Other than Bill (Don) Henley, I like all their other on air mets. I believe Glenn is semi-retired, that’s why he’s no longer chief met.

About an inch of slop, temp 34F so roads are just wet. All in all, pretty much as expected.

Currently 52F after a high of 54F. It will be interesting to see how quickly (or slowly) temps drop this evening/later tonight.

18z NAM not too impressed NW of Philly, south Jersey looking better. But give it another 6 hours and it will change.

I'm expecting a package being shipped from N NJ. I got a UPS update that it's been delayed due to severe wx. Any idea what's going on between here and N NJ? Tornados? Flash flooding? A landfalling hurricane?? BECS???

^ lol...look just like last Dec. Pattern repetition ftw.

Getting some flurries/very light snow with that band rotating through. Temp's 35F, so nothing is accumulating.

Radar starting to light up NW of Philly.

Amazing how empty the office is today. Guess the clouds kept everyone off the roads.