MillvilleWx

Incredible seeing the totals out of RI and SE Mass with this one. I was on the winter desk the entire storm at WPC and the forecasts I generated prior to the storm were consistently 30+ inches across that area. My highest forecast point was 34.2” and that even got beat. Incredible storm up there. Congrats to all who cashed big time. One for the record books and one for the memory bank. I’ll always remember my chase to Waltham in Feb 2013. Still one of the greatest storms I’ve ever witnessed and probably the second best pure blizzard I’ve ever seen (Feb 9-10, 2010 back home in Baltimore). Good luck in the dig up there and enjoy the rest of this winter!

Plan is in spring I believe. I’ll have to double check, but I know it’ll be around prior to tropical season, so this is the last winter for V4.3. Next winter will be V5.0 or V5.1, so I’m looking forward to that on the desk. Definitely performing better than the current NBM operational. We see it in a lot of the verification.

Picture from parents place west of Rehoboth Beach. 19.3" on the measure and it really could've been a bit more with some compaction. Incredible

Pictures and videos from parents west of Rehoboth look surreal. Probably a solid 18-22" there and still snowing lightly. Thankfully they kept their power. Snow came up to the bottom of the patio table, which should be 20+ of clearance. Might be the most snow that area has seen in decades.

Certainly looks that way, but I'm definitely not counting on it in the lowlands. This time of year takes a lot at 16ft elevation. However, those with elevation could get some the next one later this week, but jury still out. How'd you end up doing out there?

Measured 2.4" this morning at my place, but probably compacted, so likely closer to 3". Can't verify that though, so I'm not going to report it. Definitely hurt to miss a lot of the bands over the Edgewater area. Not much to show for it this go around. A big branch did come down last night apparently, so more wood for fire pit this spring and summer incoming!!

Nah, they are getting obliterated. Family west of Rehoboth is over 6” and just getting crushed with 1+”/hr rates. DE will do just fine with this one.

Man, the deformation axis over the eastern shore is going to be WILD. 2-3”/hr rates in some of these at this point. Got a nice coastal front signature near Fenwick and the MD/DE border at the coast. Incredible

The model ratio on the NBM is too high and it’s overshooting the QPF. Unless I’m completely missing something (plausible), this will be overdone west of the bay outside the norlun, which you can see is absent from this output because it’s a blend.

Hey there! Not sure how those graphics are created, but those outputs are actually all models (This case it’s the HRRR) so it’s not the current representation surface analysis. It’s just a fancy way of model projection on the website. Pretty cool

32° in Edgewater Moderate snow with it accumulating on everything but the roads so far, although they are starting to get slushy.

I have no idea what they are doing. I lowered your totals on the WPC end. I'm missing something, or they are messing up something.

Hanging out with Tony Montana?

That's actually a good spot for our area. The issues don't arise until later when it gets kicked east-northeast. If it were to move northeast from there, or north-northeast like it has been, we would be in decent shape, but looks like it'll move away after is slows/stalls for 2-4 hrs. as the ULL maturation captures it. I think something is causing it to kick which I would need to look into. Is what it is. Still an incredible storm to watch unfold.